<prompt> Human: I graduated from university back in April of 2016 with a Bachelor of Sciences Honours in Forensic Science with minors in both chemistry and biological sciences. I have been applying for jobs in healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and research labs but I have yet to get an interview in the past few months. I know some of my colleagues from my program already have jobs but I cant seem to know where I am going wrong.I have asked professionals in other fields about the strength of my resume and cover letter and they said that my format and my style seems very strong, but it seem that I am just lacking in experience. Some of my professors reviewed my resume before I graduated from school stating that I have very few issues with my resume. I have signed up with a government related job agency which helps you free-of-charge but they put needs of the employers first, which means I dont get many notices relating to fields that I am interested in.I asked some of my friends and they suggested to use my university career portal, however the jobs posted there do not relate to any science jobs unless I wish to teach internationally which is not an option for me at this time due to student debt.At this point, I dont really know what to really do and I would like some advice as to what to change or improve upon to even get an interview.  <response>: I have a bs in biochem and am having a very similar experience as you. I dont claim to have all the answers, but in my limited experience, recruters temp agencies are the only people who can get me jobs in sciencebiotech.Please get in touch with a recruiter or job fairs where you can speak to real people. Real people are the only ones who can get your foot in the door. Dont make the mistake i did and send resumesapplications all over to job adscraigslistindeed...I spent years doing this with virtually zero responses. It was a major waste of time for me, and i regret it. I feel for you though, your not alone. There are tons of us who are capable and more than willing to work and even when an ad says no experience neccisary, new grads welcome doesnt mean theyll even give you call or response. Its a major problem for us millenials 