>>5912458
I had to repeat two papers from my second year. It added an extra year of study, but I got to take a few extra papers I would have missed the first time round. I also got to meet a whole extra year of people (even a fellow /fit/izen). I ended up continuing on and getting my masters degree in chemistry.
It's okay to feel down, but it doesn't have to be the end. If you take another shot, you'll have hindsight on your side.
You could also take this time as an opportunity to revise your plan. Will your degree actually land you your dream job? Is that market already oversaturated? You might find being a contractor/tradesman might be more financially viable.