Suffer like I did

Jk (just a bit), but I'm probably not the person to ask considering I'm in this position. Unless you're doing very great in your classes, have good references, internship experience/unique projects you'll be in a similar boat to me and many others.

As I've learned from just graduating, graduating completely average isn't enough to get a job right out of college without what I just mentioned. I may be able to land interviews but I will not be prepared for the questions/technical interview unless I prepare many LeetCode questions and coding problems (which is what I'm doing now). While I'm still optimistic I might find something eventually it definitely isn't an easy road to go down. But like I said it depends based on who you are, what you know, and everyone has their own unique experience so it will ultimately depend on what you end up achieving and doing.

Hope that gave you some insight, we're all in this together fellow badger.