INTRODUCTION
From kindergarten through twelfth grade, everyone has asked what do you want to be when you grow up? Most students’ responses are doctors, lawyers, teachers, firefighters, or a policeman. People learn more as they get older, and develop aspirations that require them to further their education. Some go into debt, while others spend years chasing a dream job. The frequently asked question will show percentages of college graduates that actually get a job in their chosen field after graduation. Our main focus is to see if there is any direct path, to job placement after college.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTEXT
The research presented is to address the factors of job placement for recent college graduates. We discovered that only 27 percent …show more content…
Our group compiled a list of effective ways to find a job in your field of study after graduating. The list included: Internships, Networking, Selectivity, Relocation, and Turnover.
How likely will I find a job in my field of study with an internship before graduation?
We suggest that if an undergrad student had an internship during their matriculation, there may be a better chance of finding a job, straight out of college.
How effective is networking when it comes to finding a job after college?
Graduating from college with honors is a huge milestone, but utilizing your social skills can maximize your chances of getting a job in your field after graduation. That is why networking is essential to the world. How you carry yourself as an individual matters, more than you can imagine.
How would I go about inquiring information for job opportunities that my major has to offer?
If you use literature research to look for jobs that coincides with your major, there is a possibility that you will find a relatable job.
Migrating can be quite a hassle, is it worth moving to another area for better job
From kindergarten through twelfth grade, everyone has asked what do you want to be when you grow up? Most students’ responses are doctors, lawyers, teachers, firefighters, or a policeman. People learn more as they get older, and develop aspirations that require them to further their education. Some go into debt, while others spend years chasing a dream job. The frequently asked question will show percentages of college graduates that actually get a job in their chosen field after graduation. Our main focus is to see if there is any direct path, to job placement after college.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTEXT
The research presented is to address the factors of job placement for recent college graduates. We discovered that only 27 percent …show more content…
Our group compiled a list of effective ways to find a job in your field of study after graduating. The list included: Internships, Networking, Selectivity, Relocation, and Turnover.
How likely will I find a job in my field of study with an internship before graduation?
We suggest that if an undergrad student had an internship during their matriculation, there may be a better chance of finding a job, straight out of college.
How effective is networking when it comes to finding a job after college?
Graduating from college with honors is a huge milestone, but utilizing your social skills can maximize your chances of getting a job in your field after graduation. That is why networking is essential to the world. How you carry yourself as an individual matters, more than you can imagine.
How would I go about inquiring information for job opportunities that my major has to offer?
If you use literature research to look for jobs that coincides with your major, there is a possibility that you will find a relatable job.
Migrating can be quite a hassle, is it worth moving to another area for better job