<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

Hey everyone,

I'm recent college grad with my bachelors in business administration. I'm currently employed at a hospital part time in the medical records department for about 3.5 years for $12/hr . It's been a good run but Im passionate about business strategy/planning/budgeting and I need to move on. I graduated In may and have been applying for positions such as project coordinator, financial analyst, business analyst etc but no luck. 

I know it's only been a short while but I'm around 80k+ in debt and it seems I'm not qualified for anything I apply for. I'm getting really down and a little angry that I got a business degree(a field I love btw) instead of being an engineer or comp sci major. What makes it worse is that my cousin who's a few months older than me, dropped out of high school, got his GED, then later became a medical biller(thanks to my grandma who taught him the ins and outs and helped him get hired). Now he's been promoted to a revenue cycle analyst and is getting job offers leftoffers left and right, also scoring an interview with a VERY good software company. I'm happy for him but it just doesn't seem fair. I'm sure he worked hard to get to where he's at, but I've also worked hard and here I am not even qualified for most jobs. Right now I've decided to try and learn a programming language(python) and maybe HTML and CSS but those will take a long time. 

Reddit-I need some advice. What's my play here? Should I just carry on with what I'm doing and hopefully I'll get some interviews? Should I learn some more skills, if so, which? Thank you all for reading, means a lot.
<bot>: wah wah life's unfair! Just graduated with bus. Admin. degree and want to know if i should acquire new skills/what are they or carry on and keep applying to jobs