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 ... read more »
Graduate School, Fellowships and Scholarships
Some people can’t wait to graduate so they’ll never have to write another paper. Others made their laptop a close friend and had to be dragged from their last class with tears in their eyes. If you fall into the latter category, there’s a good chance that graduate school is for you. Whether you want to be a doctor, lawyer or specialist in the evolution of Etruscan art, find out how to navigate the system with the picks below.
Dulcinea's Insight
- Some people go to graduate school while also holding down a job. One way to do this is to get a degree online. For more information about online courses, visit the findingDulcinea Education Web Guide.
- Even if you love school, or think you have an idea about what you want to do, taking a year off between your undergraduate and graduate education can enrich both you and your career. If you’re not convinced, read a Web feature that insists, “Life is what happens when you take time off before graduate school” from the University of California, Berkeley newsletter.
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Your Social Life After College
Adjusting to college took a little work. But once you realized that your roommate could help you ... read more »
