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>>6075437
You have to be a bit bold in this world and you have every right to assert yourself in that way. You have no idea how many obliviously incompetent people apply to positions. Just send recruiters/companies your stuff. The worst is they will ignore you or reject you and give you feedback (which is actually great), the best is they'll plan an interview and you go from there. It is not easy, I know, but self-confidence is a skill that needs to be cultivated. I gained some self-confidence through my work. Outside of work, I have no self-worth, but at least it's something.

>several big name animation studios and one big graphic design studio requests interviews with me for grad night
Sounds like you don't know your own worth. Catching those big companies' eyes is great for a recent grad. Do you know how many years people spend trying to get even a single interview? Don't let the tism get you, man. You can do it. I was born a poorfag in a troubled environment with psycho momma on welfare, daddy gone. While I was in college my past caught up to me and I was near burnout with anxiety and narcissistic family members dragging me down, but I kept at it. Now I am in talks with big companies. I'm still anxious and depressed, but at least there is some financial security. I've seen privileged people just graduate and get offers left and right, coasting through life while I was struggling with money and mental health issues. I see a lot in myself in you. I wasted so many years of my life and also money because I felt like I was never good enough.