why does an undergraduated students has a scare of not finding an appropriate job after graduated ?
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Cause no one wants a fresh college graduate anymore.  Because all the old people still need jobs.  So they fill the position with more experienced people.\nMostly the downfall of the ecommerce broke many many people.
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I am not sure why either and I have raised the same questions. I used to work in a career counselors office at a college and they put so much pressure on these kids to decide on a major.  I realize they need to be able to steer them in one direction or another and that is their job, but a lot of students are very stressed under this pressure.  \n\nAll in all I think it should be up to the student to decide, some will know exactly what they want, some can just do some general studies for the first couple of semesters and some may want to flip burgers for a year or so and then decide.  I do think going to college is important, but our culture does put undo stress on our young people to hurry and join the rat race.\n\nYou think I am radical about this, ask me about sending 18 year olds off to war whether they choose or not.\n\nThat DJ thing is the pits, my friend did the same, now he has gone back to school to guess what...be a teacher, lololol.
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i was a bit scared of going to university because i had certain expectations and i thought i would not fit in-since being there i have learnt a lot not just education-wise but about different kinds of people made some great friends too!\nGo for it i say!
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I have to say that if you are trying to find places to interview HERE for a potential career, you are facing hard times.  No jobs will be "offered" to you, by the way.  You have to go and offer yourself to them and then PRAY that they will take you.  If they have seen any of the NUMEROUS sad posts that you have put up, I fear the worst for you
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Thats the trouble we student nowadays, we just choose to get the degree and dont know what to chooose after that,  u have to decide for yourself what to do,if u cant then just try whatever comes your way and learn to like the job.
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Part of my job is to recruit graduates for our in house graduate scheme, and we readily accept graduates that are still studying, its part of the terms of the job offer - that they fulfil their studying commitments.\n\nLook at it this way - when we recruit managers, sometimes they have to give up to 3 months notice, so recruitment can generally take a while anyway - graduate or non graduate.
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well, i graduated two years ago, and my biggest fear was what was going to happen once i was out.    \n\nhaving to get a real job, go to school, get the money to do so, and eventually move out.\n\nin high school, everything is given to you, once your out, if you dont do it, it wont get done.
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no. but if u cant handle it anymore at least wait till u graduate highschool, that way u will have more job opportunities
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You've never failed at anything so don't be afraid now.  Your anxieties are probably due to going out on your own and living away from your parents and family.  It's a great time to be your age, I mean being your age is great.  Live life to the fullest, get a little naughty and explore yourself and experiment -- that's what college is all about to be honest!\n\nDon't let your parents see this Answer!  Hehe.  Good luck to you.  Even if you decide not to be pre-med, Yale is a great school and you will be great.
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If you are a recent graduate with little or no experience they would be idiots not to ask. Its like getting a peek at there past performance appraisals. You have reason to be worried.
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nothing! No, seriously, I have a BA in Psych, and it leds to no specific jobs without further study. Recruitment firms would hire you, or you could do any generalist jobs. get a post grad.
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There are always people who love their jobs/subject and they are always going to be better than the people who hate it. \nIf you hate your job/subject you are probably not getting great grades which will make it difficult to find a job later anyway. \nIf you think you will make an excellent job of english/anthropology why waste your time with more microbiology if you hate that (or at least don't love enough that you can put up with chemistry for its sake). \n\nIf you think you will be able to work your butt off for your new major and enjoy doing that it is a good decision, if that's just something to do until you can think of something better it probably isn't, then you should spend some time figuring out what you really want to do. Maybe take a year off and get some work experience in jobs you think may be interesting for you.
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Look it is personality, and self confidence that really matters if you college graduate but very ambitious and had what it takes you will get the job you want. \nYou must be Frank in your C.V. , because even if you are "Superman" but a liar you still could be fired from the Job
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I will pray for your job search and your anxiety.  Sometimes, as I'm sure you're aware, you have to job hop until you find something fulfilling.  That really takes it's toll on you emotionally, but don't stay at a dead end boring job.  Life it too short.  Good Luck!.....)(
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I couldn't understand your question properly.\nIf you are asking about what to do after graduation, then, get a job or study further.
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Obviously not, as i am one! and cant find  a good job. In the UK there are not many opportunities, but u just gotta keep searching. Be persistent and never give up and someone will give you a chance, its a hard one. Some times i think was it worth while me getting a degree. Then after 6 months i got a temp job within IT so that was my start hopefully this will bring good things. Take every chance you get also try to undertake work experience while your studying will make a difference
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The point of going to college is to get a well-grounded education.  If you spent four years in school and were unable to learn that, it's not the college's fault.  \n\nYour bitterness comes through loud and clear in this question: is this the attitude that you're putting out in interviews?  If so, then it's no wonder you can't get hired.  Your friends are making money because they've worked hard and not expected a hand out.  You talk like you expect a handout, but guess what?  Everyone, from the high school drop out to the PhD., has to start at the "bottom" and work their way up.  Those who do so with a positive attitude and the willingness to prove themselves will always do better.