How can I get a career in IT with an Associate degree in Information technology with customer support specialization and no experience?

SGT James Hart (Retired) I don't know much about your area, so I cannot offer much as far as finding a job. I will say that you should not feel a lack of confidence in your ability. I had that when I started in IT with my one certification. I have learned so much just from doing it, and growing my skills as the technology changes. The degree is the key to open the door, the job itself is a journey. It evolves, and so you evolve with it. I wish you the best of luck. PO3 Jacob Jenkins s I read this, I thought you would be a great person to offer insight.

I would say try networking on LinkedIn.
Do you have any certifications like Cisco or CompTIA?

The world of Tech is a very, very broad umbrella. I.T. (Information Technology) is different from I.S. (Information Systems).
I.T. is more learning how to manage the different components of a Network (PC, WAP, Bridge, Switch, Router, Firewalls, Servers, etc.).
I.S. is more programming (C++, Java, Pearl, SQL, etc.).
Because the I.T. side is oriented to the specific Operating Systems for specific devices, these skills must be updated as new platforms come into production (XP, W7, W8, W10, Svr2000, Svr2003, Svr2008, Svr2008(r2), Svr2012, Svr2k16, etc.)
Language skills are not as perishable. Generally speaking, Programming requires a Bachelor's Degree and can be used for years.
If you are wanting to break into Tech. with "only an Associates Degree", I would recommend some industrially recognized Certifications (A+, Network+, Security+, CCENT/CCNA, MCSA/MCSE, GIAC, etc.). In leiu of years of experience, the certifications route demonstrates a reasonable expectation of practical knowledge.