Hey guys, I'm not entirely sure what I'm looking for with my post. I think I'm just kinda worn out by my job search. I'm a 22 year old in my last semester of college and I'm beginning to doubt my choice of getting a BA in Psychology (I also minor in Business Management and Philosophy). 

This is the first summer that I cannot find anything at all for work. I started with my standards very high, applying to only internships that were relevant to my learning or future career goals. With enough time, I had to resolve by just applying to restaurants like I usually do for summers, which really ain't that bad. By the way, I really tried my best on this. I applied to over 20 different Craigslist listings. I'm not too educated about other methods of finding work, but I'm strictly looking for something to do this summer that may extend into the fall, which makes craigslist seem more attractive.

I ended up getting three offers. Place 1 was ready to start training me, but I chose to decline the offer because Place 2 and 3 had better hours and location. By the way, I had already interviewed with Place 2 and 3 and was told that I would have training but no time or date was specified. Today was supposed to be my training day at Place 2, I haven't heard from Place 3 since the interview (4 days ago). 

I'm feeling pretty beat up by all this. I tried my best to stay positive throughout this job search, despite thinking the whole time, this experience won't teach my anything about my future aspirations. It's been a little over a month of job-hunting and I feel like it's broken me for now. /r/jobs, how do I recover from this? What can I do to stop these feelings of desperation, of bitterness towards education and the economy and all the vague things that one could blame?
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I'm a 22 year old college student who applied for over
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Hey guys, I'm not entirely sure what I'm looking for with my post. I think I'm just kinda worn out by my job search. I'm a 22 year old in my last semester of college and I'm beginning to doubt my choice of getting a BA in Psychology (I also minor in Business Management and Philosophy). 

This is the first summer that I cannot find anything at all for work. I started with my standards very high, applying to only internships that were relevant to my learning or future career goals. With enough time, I had to resolve by just applying to restaurants like I usually do for summers, which really ain't that bad. By the way, I really tried my best on this. I applied to over 20 different Craigslist listings. I'm not too educated about other methods of finding work, but I'm strictly looking for something to do this summer that may extend into the fall, which makes craigslist seem more attractive.

I ended up getting three offers. Place 1 was ready to start training me, but I chose to decline the offer because Place 2 and 3 had better hours and location. By the way, I had already interviewed with Place 2 and 3 and was told that I would have training but no time or date was specified. Today was supposed to be my training day at Place 2, I haven't heard from Place 3 since the interview (4 days ago). 

I'm feeling pretty beat up by all this. I tried my best to stay positive throughout this job search, despite thinking the whole time, this experience won't teach my anything about my future aspirations. It's been a little over a month of job-hunting and I feel like it's broken me for now. /r/jobs, how do I recover from this? What can I do to stop these feelings of desperation, of bitterness towards education and the economy and all the vague things that one could blame?
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Job-hunting for two weeks. Got three offers for internships in a
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