College degrees are a waste of time, money and effort.

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Yeah, it really sounds like the OP is one or more of the following things:

He chose a private school over a state school

He didn't research his school (I'm guessing he chose one close, one with a good football team, or one that had a good reputation)

He fully expects employers to rush to his door with job offers simply handed to him because of the mere fact he has a degree.

He chose a major that wasn't right for him so he doesn't have the best grades because he's not good at what he chose to do or he's not motivated.

And don't get me wrong, you can be successful without a college degree, it's just you're MUCH more likely to more successful with one.  It's funny to listen to people straight out of college who can't find a job.  It's always the schools fault and not theirs at all.  Why wouldn't someone want to hire a recent grad with a 2.4 GPA and no co-op or relevant experience?  They're the ones that suck, not you.

And just for reference, I can laugh because I was right there with you after graduating.  I did little research, chose a major because it could be cool, and had no experience upon graduating.  With a Computer Scrience in hand and having to accept a Geek Squad job because I couldn't find anything else, I didn't blame my school.  True, I think they could have done a better job preparing me for the real world but I also didn't do a job preparing myself.  During school I forgot that I would be competing with 1000's of other people better than me and I didn't try as hard as I should have.  My own fault.

Anyways, have fun at Devry or Westwood College because I'm sure they'll do everything within their power to get you a job.  /sarcasm