Graduated college Sunday and got a job offer the next day! There's hope!!! (jobs, career)
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Glad to hear! I hear Michigan has been doing quite well for the past year or two. It was dead when I left, but I'm glad to hear folks are finding luck. Houses are still cheap too!
Exactly how the title says it! I thought it was gonna be hard especially given Michigans economy!
There's hope out there! Just keep trying because you never know what opportunities may arise. Just keep your head up and know good will come!
Hope this may inspire someone! Wishing the best for EVERYONE!!
Lots of love!!
Awesome. Things have improved;at my godson's university where he is getting his Masters, not only has he had a professional job since he got his Bachelor's, but this year, almost all in his program at the Bachelor's level already have professional jobs lined up, many starting at 80k.
Was it barber college? Clown college? "Hamburger U."?
Why would you ask a question like that? Just trying to be funny, or do you not believe college grads can get real jobs these days? If you think the latter, I know many people who could prove otherwise! (myself included, but I finished grad school back in 2006)
Congrats, OP!
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