The process of starting over

With so many cutbacks in the workforce, it leaves much to be desired. Students are graduating without the once tangible prospect of a decent job right out of college. More and more companies aren't able to pay interns, and so students still in college are struggling with budget cuts, tuition increases, and now, unpaid work experience.

There is hope, always a light at the end of the tunnel.

While the following link is to an article not necessarily geared at the recent graduate, it still has its significance to those of us who fit that category. It's worth taking a look at.

Rise of the 40-something intern.

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I guess you could say...

The Your Grad Life team is pro-education, we are all currently paying more money to continue our education. Being that we are graduate students, in graduate school, stories about incoming freshman being turned away from college because the school does not have enough financial aid to satisfy all the requests for financial assistance is disturbing to us. We feel your pain. Tuition is going up everywhere, teachers are being let go, classes are being cut. What does a student have to do to get a degree in this world?

I guess you could say that we at Your Grad Life want to know about how these types of headlines affect you: Reed College, in need, closes a door to needy students.