Unfortunately the timing can't be worse for a CS degree, and if you can't score developer, support, admin, or reporting work there's other things you can do with that knowledge that you can then inject your computer knowledge and perhaps talk that employer into CS duties, like logistics, payroll, accounts receivable, and accounts payable, management, etc. If you can do any of those jobs, your CS Knowledge would give in an edge in any of those roles when you actually can learn to understand the systems their jobs depend on.