What jobs can I get with a bachelor degree and no job experience?
Hello everyone, I recently graduated college with a bachelor degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice, but due to suffering from a brain tumor the past 7 years, I have no job experience. What types of jobs would I be able to apply for? It seems everything nowadays wants at least one year of job experience. I've applied for things such as restaurant manager and assistant manager, server, car salesman, Walmart, etc, but have either gotten rejected or ghosted. I don't tell them about my disability because even if discrimination is illegal, it still happens. I'm also struggling with money and am trying to get a job ASAP. I preferably want one with health insurance because I have to pay 2k a month to get my medicine, but if I have to stop taking my medicine then so be it. I was also wondering if I should take my degree out of my resume for some of these jobs. I have been told I have a great resume by many people, but of course the no job experience is hurting me. I do have volunteer experience, but it seems nobody cares about that. I plan on having this job for at least a year or two as I study for and apply for law school. Another annoying thing is when recruiters ask me "Why aren't you going into anything related to your field?" and I dodge the question so if anybody can give me a good answer for that question I would also appreciate it.
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Hello everyone, I recently graduated college with a bachelor degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice, but due to suffering from a brain tumor the past 7 years, I have no job experience. What types of jobs would I be able to apply for? It seems everything nowadays wants at least one year of job experience. I've applied for things such as restaurant manager and assistant manager, server, car salesman, Walmart, etc, but have either gotten rejected or ghosted. I don't tell them about my disability because even if discrimination is illegal, it still happens. I'm also struggling with money and am trying to get a job ASAP. I preferably want one with health insurance because I have to pay 2k a month to get my medicine, but if I have to stop taking my medicine then so be it. I was also wondering if I should take my degree out of my resume for some of these jobs. I have been told I have a great resume by many people, but of course the no job experience is hurting me. I do have volunteer experience, but it seems nobody cares about that. I plan on having this job for at least a year or two as I study for and apply for law school. Another annoying thing is when recruiters ask me "Why aren't you going into anything related to your field?" and I dodge the question so if anybody can give me a good answer for that question I would also appreciate it.
Posted by /u/Forsaken_Finding_991 on r/jobs
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