<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

I've been out of work for quite a while now but every time I go to an interview, I always seem to run into the same problem: Since I am currently going to college, businesses will NOT hire me since they don't want to work around my schedule (they've flat out told me on several occasions). This is understandable, in a way, since a company would prefer an employ that they don't have to schedule around.

However, this is where I run into the issue: On several occasions, I've had students from my same school apply for the same job. They have similar job experience to myself and similar credentials. However, there is one key difference: They **do not** mention they are going to school and say they can work any time of the day, even when directly asked whether they have open availability. Later, once they have been officially hired, they then tell their employer that they can't work certain hours/days (and employers seem to be fine with that).

I've always tried to be as open and honest as I can during interviews due to that little line in the legal text of applications about "if you lie on this application, you can face legal trouble blah blah blah" and because I simply don't like lying. Granted, I'll try to color things in a way that makes me look as good as possible but I won't flat out lie about something. However, it's getting to the point where it seems like I won't be able to get a job without lying about my availability.
<bot>: I can't get a job due to my school schedule but my classmates can because they lie about it. Wat do?