Post-College Survival
Expand All Guide SectionsFinding a Job After College
Depending on how your luck turns out, a job might fall in your lap, or be harder to secure than a ... read more »
Renting Your First Apartment
You’re probably determined to have the most fantastic first apartment ever, but the real ... read more »
Financial Planning After College
Once upon a time, expensive textbooks were the bane of your existence. Although graduating college ensures that you’ll never again pay $80 for a history of U.S. economics, you’ll have plenty of other expenses to keep you occupied. Just in case you never actually did the reading in that textbook, we’ve collected some sites that can get you off on the right financial foot.
Dulcinea's Insight
- Visit the findingDulcinea Personal Finance Web Guide and Investing Web Guide for essential links on how to manage your money for the short and long term.
- The New York Times warns that in this difficult period for the economy, a college degree does not guarantee financial success. You might not be able to solve the American fiscal crisis, but you can prepare by arming yourself with knowledge.
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Graduate School, Fellowships and Scholarships
Some people can’t wait to graduate so they’ll never have to write another paper. Others ... read more »
Your Social Life After College
Adjusting to college took a little work. But once you realized that your roommate could help you ... read more »
