yeah, I'm so sorry~ :( It's sooo bad~ >_< and I think the president said, "The American Dream is bigger than ever before~ No one could fill positions a few years ago, and now, the candidates are overflowing~ It's hard to get a job!" what a jerk! :/
I've been applying to jobs for months now and even been rejected from gas stations and every single retail of a certain brand within 35 minutes of here~ >_< Thankfully, I got a promotion recently and am living with my parents, so it's not like I'm drying, but beyond that, it really feels like you have to know people to get jobs~ :/ It's also crazy how little they pay you... :( The only offer I got since my promotion was for a job for 6 hours a week for $10 an hour~ :/ Plus, even when one gets employed, they're typically underemployed (currently, am working 20 hours per week in a field not unrelated to my degree), and everyone wants full availability, so it's near-impossible to find a 2nd job~ >_<
In addition, I literally just got rejected from a job I applied for a year ago (which tbf, I expected as soon as I got the automated email response)~ >_< aaaaaaa~
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Anyways, when I got laid off of my 2nd job, I went back into substitute teaching~ Teaching itself is not as vacant as people claim, so you probably shouldn't try it for job security (I unfortunately did~ :/)~ However, substitute teaching basically lets you choose your schedule somewhat, so it's really good because you can still do it even when you get a 2nd job but are still underemployed~ You can also try tutoring (generally has bad pay and/or bad hours) and becoming a classroom aide (teacher without the pay nor responsibility) too~
If you can try to connect with your college and/or "go back" to college to get a campus job, that is certainly something to try~ Since colleges typically only let foreign students do jobs over the breaks (summer, Christmas, etc.), you can try to get a seasonal job (summer camp during the summer and retail during the fall rush) to make up for that time lost~
Supposedly, gas stations are very easy to get jobs at~ I have not had that same experience, but it's definitely something to try~ Working at a warehouse should be kept as an emergency option because it will damage you for the rest of your life, and they will lay you off without caring whatsoever~ Part of the my job at the library is with a job center, and the only people I know for sure were hired that went to me for help were going for security positions with Allied Universal Security, but both already had years of experience~
I hope any of this can be helpful for you~ ^_^