<prompt> Human: Hello everybody, I graduated back in June from OSU with a BS in Computer Science. In that time I have sent out probably 300 applications in what I thought was a halfway decent field for job prospects. I am doing a small IT desk job while I am searching. I am coming to this sub for advice. I like programming and computer science but the job market is horrendous for CS grads right now. My gpa was 3.6 which is decent for that major, and am still getting no callbacks. Im not sure what I should do at this point, either go back to school for medicine or something with good prospects, or just try to work my way up into a management position at my current place of work.Anyways here is my monthly breakdown-Income - 1000Car Gas - 500Food Hygiene - 100Entertainment - 50The rest would go to student loans but Im waiting a bit to see if I can find something with more income potential. Please give advice as to what course of action I should take.edit -- I want to thank everybody who has given me advice and sent messages offering opportunities. Its amazing to know that there are still good people out there. A few more details: I graduated from Oregon State University, not Oklahoma or Ohio. I interned at a small relatively newunheard of startup doing a little bit of JavaScript and Node.js development but mostly bug fixes documentation. And I have an fairly active GitHub account as well. The issue may be that I am applying for C and Python jobs as that is what my undergrad was taught in, but maybe there are more jobs in JS. I will keep trying, thank you everybody so much for your help. Maybe I can have a few of you take a look at my resume.Assistant: Are you me? Even have the same gpa geez.Human: I know ... sucks because everyone pushes the whole we need CSdevs badly... just not true.  <response>: Part of it can be location, my company cant fill these jobs fast enough either, across the country there are two .NET jobs for every skilled candidate. There are jobs out there, you need to network. Go to your schools career center, my school a state school in WI had like 5 MAJOR job fairs every year, and from them I had at least three prospects before graduation, the internship is important too, I did an internship the summer before graduation, and now Im a web developer at that company. Im sorry to tell you this, with a CS degree and a decent GPA, you must not be marketing yourself well. The jobs are out there, no excuses, find an IT recruiter like Robert Half, Teksystems, or Codeworks. In the meantime, get a codeschool account and learn, learn, learn. Build a website, portfolio and put all the things youre learning on it. Sell yourself, dont use the BS excuse that there isnt jobs, I might believe that for another career field, but not CS. Not only that, what the hell kinda support desk job pays 12k? Something doesnt add up, I made 45k as a support desk analyst in MKE two years ago. Let me know if you need help with any of these things, I know its easy to get discouraged, but trust me, if you work a little harder at sellingmarketing yourself, youll see massive dividends. 