Is the job market actually bad for new college grads right now or am I just cooked?

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Hi! Just graduated college. My full time offer from the AM company I interned at fell through and now I'm kinda cooked. My school's alumni base isn't really a thing. Networking is rough and I think I'm going to have to go back to straight up cold emailing/linkedin. Applying for jobs is not really working.

When I voice my concerns, most people I talk to claim it's just that the market is really bad right now. Is that a valid justification, or something people are just telling me and I really need to get my ass up and hustle?

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