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Cold call to different places if you really want to. Look up recruiters contact info on linked…etc. alumni network as well
Since you already have a bachelors degree, you should be applying to full time entry level positions, not internships. Internships are for people who are still in undergrad who haven’t gotten their bachelors degree yet. You were likely auto-disqualified for internships in general.
Ideally you would have gotten an internship before graduation. The next best thing is to apply to any entry level job that relates to business until you land one (even if it’s not directly related to your major), stay at least a year for your resume experience, and use it as a stepping stone to more relevant roles/higher pay.
If you haven’t already, Go to your local/state government job site, and apply to as many jobs as possible that’s business related. A lot of state jobs underpay and short hiring windows and therefore have lower competition. They are usually looking for just a bachelors and maybe some accounting hours. Stay for like 1-2 years minimum, work up to bigger roles .
Also try credit union/banking jobs too. And make sure to always apply directly on company website