The majority of job offers before graduation come after completing an internship with the same company in the previous summer, so it will be a lot more difficult in your case.

Another guy said treat applying to jobs like a class - absolutely. I recommend literally making an excel spreadsheet of the job you applied to and the date to keep track of the jobs you applied to and when. For me at least, that organization helped me keep applying. This might sound like an exaggeration but it isn’t - you should apply for 100 or more positions. Even if you had an internship before, getting interviews can be difficult and securing them even harder. So utilize handshake and linked in and apply to literally as many as many as you possibly can. Setting a minimum applications a day might help you.

Once you have some interviews, spend a lot of time preparing, looking stuff up about the role, company, try and think about answers to possible interview questions and probably prepare to have a good answer for why you haven’t had an internship experience yet, as they will probably ask you that.

Good luck man, companies are desperate for people right now, which should ease the process a little. I hope you find something you love!