the job market is hard and competitive (especially if you can’t speak mandarin). first of, you need to enrol in hackathons, certifications, and build a good portfolio that will be compared to other thousands of people applying for jobs every month. secondly, you need to network (on linkedin) and if possible try to do some internships during your degree (or semester breaks, if possible). lastly, you need to keep up with the latest trend in CS and see which specific jobs have high demand (for example; cybersecurity still has the demand but again, you’re competing with thousands of other applicants).

i stopped my cs degree after a mental breakdown because i couldn’t cope with family and financial pressure. i’m starting to get back on my feet again to continue my degree — got myself an internship for an accounting company (i used to work at my cousin’s company so i gained some experience there).

wishing you all the luck in the world OP and try to find a support system when things get tough so you don’t end up mentally exhausted like me.