What kind of job can I get?

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Alright, here is my situation:

I am graduating college in December with a degree in MIS. I am not a great student, I expect to graduate with a GPA of around 3.0 or just a little less. As far as knowing what I'm supposed to have learned or getting what I should have out of my classes, I feel I'm about in the middle of my class. I don't think I excel in anything I've studied. There are a handfull of classes I have taken that I really didn't get much out of or didn't really feel comfortable with, but in general I learned about as much as the average student from my classes.

I never did an internship and have no job experience related to my major. My previous work experience is pretty much part time and summer jobs typical of students. Some of these jobs include working in retail, working at a liquor store, and landscaping. Pretty much all of my prior jobs have had little or no responsiblity.

I would definitely be willing to go outside the MIS field in starting my career, and I'm open to doing a lot of different things. All things being equal I would like to get a job directly related to MIS, but like I said, its not that important.

As far as hours or salary, I don't really care. I would be willing to work first or second shift or on a rotating schedule. Weekends would be fine too. I wouldn't want to work a lot of hours, maybe up to 50 a week. Working less than 40 a week would be fine with me (of couse I wouldn't make as much money). I don't expect to make a lot of money right away, just what I'm worth. I plan on living the college lifestyle for a bit after I graduate, and that is pretty cheap.

Any input on the type of job I might be able to get, or how I should go about it? What kind of areas should I be looking in for entry-level positions? How much of a factor will it be that I never did an internshp and have no real job experience right now? Any other advice from those who have been here before?

I know this post is kind of vague and all, I will expand on anything necessary. Any input would be appreciated, thanks.