Sometimes you just have to take a leap and try something out. The purpose is to try to get some experience, see what you like, what you don't like, and that will help you decide what your next step should be. I totally know what that pressure feels like, as if you have to have it all figured out by the time you graduate - you go to school for x, get a job in x, and boom, you're set for life. That's how it used to work - it doesn't anymore! Things have changed in the last couple of decades. You're allowed to be more flexible now - trying things out, moving around, doing different things. Yet parents/teachers/society don't do a really good job of explaining that, which is a huge disservice to people in school or just graduating. You're definitely not alone in feeling the pressure to have it All Figured Out (tm), nor are you alone in not knowing what to do.
What kinds of courses did you do? Why did you choose that particular degree program? What did you like and didn't like? What job are you currently doing now - what do you hate about it? Do you have any idea of what you might want to do? That may help us suggest some ideas for what kinds of jobs you could apply for.
