<prompt> Human: Im currently working at a library for 7.65 an hour for 20 hours a week. Though I have a degree in ecology with amazing experience in education programs and marine biology, Im getting no where with my life. The last hope I had was at a SeaLife aquarium working part time as an education host for 8.50 an hour. When they asked about my schedule, I said I could work any day, any time. After waiting a week with no response, I called, was told I wasnt available enough and would continue their search. How am I supposed to qualify for a real job when I cant even get a part time position? Whatever Im doing isnt working and is destroying all hope of finding something livable.Edit: Ive gone to international marine research labs during summers, worked at a biology summer camp, Im scuba certified, and designed experiments in stress physiology and husbandry. Ive done the extra mile stuff everyone told me to during my undergraduate. I interview well when I get the opportunity, but I dont even get one even with a solid resumeCV. I honestly dont know what Im doing wrong.Edit 2: I really appreciate all the advice and insight, even those silly ones that arent really plausible. And to those sending positions, I cant thank enough. Im taking some mixed advice, work my resume a bit just had career services say it is solid but no personal touch, Figure out interviews and networking, set a cap on how many places I send applications, and better myself over all everyday with extra skills or physical health. Its comforting to know Im not the only one with issues, even if I am the problem.  <response>: Start going to places youd like to work with a copy of your résumé and ask to speak to whomever is in charge of hiring. Try to get a five minute interview with them and ask them to keep your résumé on file if something opens up. A lot of places could use extra help part time but dont want to go through the hassle of advertising the opening and interviewing a lot of candidates. Even if you dont get hired this way youll gain experience interviewing and polish your résumé. Source: have been hired for several jobs that were never advertised this way. 