<prompt> Human: I was just turned down from my last job application, Im graduating in a week, and now Im feeling pretty lost right now. Ive been applying to positions in the biology field research, field tech, etc as I am graduating with a BS in biology and the only real thing Ive done since Ive been in college is working in a research lab for the past two years. Ive 6000 in my name mainly saving and scholarships and can sustain myself for a little while, but I was wondering on what should I do with it and what I should be doing different? How should I approach job finding? What other avenues would be good to pursue? I want to do something that will build my resume and something thats in my field, but its discouraging after getting reject quite a bit. I know Ill be okay, but some guidance would really help. Thanks.  <response>: Im going to be frank. I applied for 157 jobs had 25 interviews and heard back from 1 company my current employer. It sucked. I was graduating in 2 weeks, getting married in 3... and had nothing. I bombed so many interviews that I got really good at interviews. I edited my resume probably 50 times. But now, I am with a wonderful company making double what I was expecting! It takes grit and determination and hard times to kick it in gear sometimes.While people in the medical field work their asses off in college, I feel like they dont work hard enough at getting jobs because they think there is such a massive demand for them. Sometimes it takes 156 Nos to get one yes. 