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I'm 20 years old, as of now I am a junior in college. I'm attending one of the top business schools in the U.S., and is internationally as well. My degree program, information systems is almost number one in faculty productivity. 

I'm currently in the honors program. I transferred here from my previous institution where I got an associate in computer networking. I graduated there with high honors. I went on to obtain a Cisco certification (CCNA). 

Now I can't find part time work anywhere. I really want to start getting experience in the field so I can start working toward my future aspirations. My certification expires in three years before I have to renew it, so I need to get my foot in the door before college is over. I plan on working full time right when I finish my degree and then I want to pursue my masters. But If I can't find entry level work, it'll put my education on hold.

The other day, I got a call about an internship I applied. It was for students only, and ones that are pursuing a related bachelor program. I was asked about my expected graduation date and then the guy on the phone forwarded my resume to his boss. I get an email the next day saying the 'position has been filled'. 

Seriously? Not even an interview? I really doubt many were going to be more qualified than me for this internship. Computer networking doesn't have a bachelor of science degree. So many people my age have absolutely no experience in it, nor have a certification proving they can troubleshoot/manage/maintain medium-large sized networks. It's not easy to get either. I took 4 courses, 5 credit hours each (Cisco Networking Academy), and then studied for about 5 hours every night for a month and a half to pass my exam.

I really am sick of all of this. I have worked so hard the past two years yet nothing has come out of it.
<bot>: I'm a very hardworking individual with a good background who can't find experience, yet those who are much less qualified are finding work.