<prompt> Human: Hello!I dont really know where to begin. Two years ago, I graduated from uni with a 2:2 BSc Hons in Marine and Freshwater biology, not because I was incompetent, but because I lacked discipline and only studied the night before practically all of my exams, and began writing up coursework - including my dissertation - within two days of the deadline. Im kicking myself for not taking it more seriously because I dont know if Im not hearing back from employers for not having a higher grade.Since then, I have become a fully qualified scout leader, I volunteered during a couple of summers while at university to help a PhD student and a Masters student with their own projects and learned some skills along the way siene netting, blanket drags, etc. as well as at my old primaryelementary school two days a week for 7 months. I had a couple of retail jobs, moved to a new city and started renting for the first time and I was accepted into teacher training PGDE, but dropped out because I realised that, as much as I love children and teaching, the school system and the politics that come with it arent for me.I fell into a period of depression from the stress, shame and self-criticism since November 2017. About a month ago, I started self-help exercises and I started to learn discipline from that famous reddit thread on rgetdisciplined regarding the three states of ME and how you should do your future self a favour, with a small thanks in return. Its now May, and I finally feel almost back to normal.However, during that time, I wasnt working. I was living off of student loans from SAAS to cover my living expenses, so I have 20K in SAAS loans.Now that the lease on the flat is almost up, Ill be moving back in with my parents. Ill be paying 100mo for rent, food and utilities, so saving money shouldnt be a problem once I get a job.The thing is, Im not hearing back from employers and I have a bit over 600 in the bank.___So, my main questions are:- How do I make myself stand out in an extremely competitive job market with my unimpressive grade?- How and what should I prioritise in order to move across the pond in the quickest and most sensible way?- And, is there anything else I should be focussing on at the moment?___And if Ive missed anything, please ask! Im going to be watching this thread!Many thanks!Assistant: Have you tried leaving your grade off of your resume?Human: I havent tried that, but wont it seem like Im trying to hide it? Its not like its a terrible grade, but its a competitive field with a lot of people who achieved 2:1s and, while fewer, still a fair chunk of graduates even achieved a 1:1. I have no idea how to compete with that.Edit: Why am I being downvoted? : Im only asking a question!  <response>: Nobody has ever asked for my uni grades. 