As a fresh graduate, I can't stress enough the important of lining up a job before you graduate, look for new grad programs a lot of companies have them, and apply even if you do not meet all of the qualifications.
Sign up for LinkedIn and fill your profile with all the relevant information, and when you are ready to find a job activate the free month of premium (remember to cancel at the end its $30).
While you have premium, look at the linkedin learning section, and complete some courses for whatever yo want to do (assuming you didn't major in it) they have a wide range of certs, they are free and very easy.
Your first job out of college, is important, starting at 30k vs 60k will have a big impact on your life direction. Good luck everybody, I am so glad to be done, until that Stanford or Harvard MBA rolls around.
Sign up for LinkedIn and fill your profile with all the relevant information, and when you are ready to find a job activate the free month of premium (remember to cancel at the end its $30).
While you have premium, look at the linkedin learning section, and complete some courses for whatever yo want to do (assuming you didn't major in it) they have a wide range of certs, they are free and very easy.
Your first job out of college, is important, starting at 30k vs 60k will have a big impact on your life direction. Good luck everybody, I am so glad to be done, until that Stanford or Harvard MBA rolls around.
Definitely underestimated taking 2 masters level classes at once, but once I pass the first 4 classes of my program, I'll be awarded a certificate in applied data analytics from SAS, so at least there is something tangible before completing the whole degree. I like the program though, just a lot of work.
