The problem might be the address on your resume might be the same address as your parents. Never let a prospective employer know you are living with your parents as an adult. It can hurt your job chances.

Also these things help to find jobs after college. Might be too late for you.
*You should have joined a Fraternity. A Frat brother will always hire a fellow brother, even if they werent even close to being in school the same year.
* You should have interned during grad school. My first corporate job was as an intern at an investment banking firm, while getting my MBA. My second corporate job was for the same company, for 70 grand a year, after I got my MBA.
*Join a big church. The one where most of the successful people go. Church is a great business networking tool. And a fellow church member will hire someone from his church, before some stranger.
* For god sake. Move out of your parents house! Find a way. Hell, my 19 year old son only works part time at walmart, and fixes computers, xboxes and iphones in his spare time, and he can afford his own condo with a room mate.

There are plenty of jobs out there for the educated. You just have to have a good personal business network to find those jobs. "Its all who you know"<<< true words about the job market. If you dont know anyone...get out there and meet them!