Did your degrees offer any type of job preparation? Like a senior symposium with possible career choices for your education background? There should be a few resources on your campus that can help get you entry level work since you have zero experience. Are you lacking national certifications like for accounting or medical professionals still need after graduation?

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Work experience. Its better to get a job after college and get that masters in a few years to help with promotions.

Keep applying and pay attention to calls from numbers not in your contacts

Skills that accompany those pieces of paper

Experience that they won’t give you. Try a smaller company first

How’s about actual work experience in a career field? You are a professional student. Does nothing for me

What is the degree? Michigan professor Jeff Degraff has a great book on the subject called ‘Innovation You’. He councils a lot students with similar issues.

If it's IT, then get certs, cerst and you gonna land something

Masters was little above special during 90's imo. PhDs are being stamped out left and right these days. Anyone can go back to school and walk out with a piece of paper as long as you got the time and finance. Degrees don't matter much, unless you published/patented something UNIQUE during. Your work experience and the network you created on the other hand speak louder than your degree on your performance and capabilities. Think of what owners of companies need from their 'slaves'.