<prompt> Human: This is partly a finance problem but mostly a job problem.Im an finance major from a good state college that is graduating this winter.My original plan for the last 4 years for after college was to join the military, and just recently got my appointment at MEPS medical processing to join the military. Due to reasons that I do not want to disclose, relating to my health, Ive been permanently barred from joining the military not drugs. Ive not had a plan together as I thought and was extremely confident that this would be my first four years out of college, and hadnt done internships or searched for a job like a dumb ass.Im able to move in with my parents temporarily, but I do not want this to last long as I love my parents but do not want to live with them over my head. What steps should I take now? A finance degree gets me access to a lot of careers, but I dont know what to do to get the ball rolling on finding a temporary career until I can afford graduate school.This post was written in a panic, so Im sorry if this is hard to follow fully. Any advice is very much appreciated.  <response>: First of all, if you have some professors that know you a bit, and that you trust: talk to them. They may have ideas on how to proceed from here. They see people leave their college every year. Perhaps there even is a person or a group of employees at your college who help with resume writing, interview training, et cetera. You also still have a bit of time. That helps. Good luck. 