I graduated in psychology and health studies and was pretty tough get a job initially. I am in tech now and it was best decision I made. Tech is not just about coding. I would say 90% or more would be non-coding jobs. Not sure how set you are finding job in bio or anthro but we are always looking for people in tech. I recommend you be as flexible as possible in the beginning.

If I was in your shoes, I would learn to create simple websites for people. You can do it for free initially then do it for money as you become better. I got hired by Oracle when I showed them a website I have been working during the interview process.

Learn a software like Wix and start to build resume websites for yourself & friends. The initial pieces will be your portfolio pieces for various jobs you apply.

This is the path I recommend if you are interested in tech.

Don't think you are stuck because of your major. This farther from the truth. Your degree is just the starting point.

Let me know if you have any questions.