So don't beat yourself up about not being able to find a job in two months! Finding a job can really be a full time job, and with 21 credit hours, you definitely had a lot on your plate so that is really not unexpected. Plenty of people start looking in November, so a lot of spots are not even available by the time you started looking. Entry level jobs are also harder to find in general, and recruiters often have job openings that are not advertised to be public.

There are plenty of other places you can network in NYC without paying for a boot camp! If you haven't used meetup.com, really recommend looking into local NYC groups ASAP. Those are a GREAT place to network, they are typically free, and you will be surrounding yourself with individuals who are more likely to have successful tech careers, so you are likely to meet better contacts in general.

I live in Charlotte, and we have all kinds of meetup groups in tech for any kind of tech you are passionate about. JavaScript, The Cloud, React JS, .NET, PHP, Code for Charlott, etc. All you have to do is choose what you are passionate about and just show up!

Would also recommend reaching out to your college and seeking help from their career center. My university offered career services for up to a year after graduation for free.

Again, ultimately up to you if you want to do a boot camp, but there are really so many different options out there for you it seems like a waste of money IMO. It really isn't going to help your resume that much, and the people you meet are not likely going to have jobs in tech in the first place.