Recent Graduates

During the financial tsunami, learning to write your resume again may be essential to you.

Recent graduates often have a difficult time finding work because they don't know how to write their resumes effectively.

This discusses the reasons why graduates might want to consider substitute teaching in the Las Vegas area

3 tips for recent graduates on finding the right workplace fit.

A students' interest in the happenings on the Hill is spurred by Obama's State of the Union speech in January of 2011.

The competition for employment is tough, especially if you are one of the 1 million plus recent college graduates. Increase your chance of landing that coveted position!

As a first generation college graduate I thought I had the job market figured out... I was wrong. Here's what you can do to improve your chances in the job market

Often times, it is difficult to choose an appropriate gift for a recent graduate. This article provides a list of the top 10 gifts for individuals graduating in 2010.

This poem is for a graduate very close to you. This poem is great for homemade greeting cards, and sounds very personal.

A writers story

A great book about the Rules of Thumb for surviving in today's troubled times.

Congratulations on graduating! After spending countless dollars and studying for such a long period of time, I am sure that you are thrilled to finally enter the real world. But, are you genuinely ready for what awaits?

With today's increasing costs of tuition, housing, and food for the average college student, funding the college experience can be challenging. Here are some ways to deal with finances during college and after graduation.

There is no catch to this. There is a way for an 18-year-old to get a job and, 12 months later, have earned $35,000 or more, and get this: by working only 25 hours a week.

The rebound of the journalism job market, of the past few years seems to be leveling off; leaving many graduates without employment.

How I'm trying to cope with a luckless job hunt and self-esteem blow.

It's a never ending cycle - must have a degree to get the job and yet must have experience too, regardless of the fact that you spent that time getting the degree.