I'm a 19-year-old university student currently back in my hometown for the summer, and I'm struggling to find my first job. I've never worked before, and I've been applying to various places on Indeed and company websites, but I haven't had any luck. Last week, I even went to some local restaurants and grocery stores in person, handed out my resume, and spoke with managers. I thought I had a good chance at one place after a formal handshake with a manager, but it didn't pan out. I've faced countless rejections for entry-level positions like cashier jobs and fast food roles. Since I lack formal work experience, I included my volunteer work on my resume, where I helped homeless families and spoke at a women's shelter in San Diego. I also listed my experience as an office assistant and teacher assistant in high school. My major is psychology, but I'm considering changing it since I don't want to be in school forever. My financial situation is dire; I have no money left from my FAFSA funds and need cash for gas, food, and car repairs. I'm open to remote work or online side hustles, but I really need guidance on navigating the job application process. I plan to apply for positions at my university when I return at the end of September, but I need immediate income. My family isn't being supportive, and I'm feeling overwhelmed.