Well I'm graduating from uni this month and having an awful time of job hunting. Any graduate level job at any large business presumably thousands of applications and I'm struggling to stand out; I didn't go building schools or making wells in Africa and I didn't intern in the City at Summer. I'm just another chap with a 2.1 who did a bit of work through the Summers. What's worse is applying for non-grad part-time stuff (I've also applied
to do a masters, so may stay on at uni); it's so time consuming filling out endless forms and questionnaires
for 15 hour pw roles in supermarkets...
And I still don't know what I actually want to do 
Oh well, just got to keep plugging away at it, despite it being a soul-crushing experience.
A 2:1 is more than I had, so take heart in that...
In your entire narrative you didn't once mention your degree, even though you stated you might do a Masters! This is showing why you are struggling. Pretend you have two people in front of you who want to work on your car (or some other
**** analogy, i'm tired).. One has a general interest in cars, but doesn't really care that you have a pristine Toyota Supra twin turbo, and the other raves other it, he knows the parts, he gulps in delight at the whatever part is cool on a car.
Which one would you rather hire?
It's the summer so you have time, but don't waste this time. Really put some spade work in finding out if not what you want to do (I never had a clue), what you can at least get behind.
Research the roles (even if its still vague, even just an entire industry), and you'll find that you can tailor your CV's and covering letters better when you apply. Rather than some generic
****e you did at university, you can put it within a better context.
The REAL secret is to keep your head up high and realise there are multiple ways to accomplish things in life.
Good luck!
(still a few k less than I am on now) so more than I asked for 