About a year ago, I wrote Social Media Job Hunting Tips for Recent College Grads for Mint.com, but as Twitter has evolved since then, so have the ways you can use it to find jobs for college graduates-or at the least, part time employment! If you already Tweet all your random musings about what you ate, read, wore, and… Read more →
Donning a cap and gown and claiming your official college diploma at graduation is a milestone that marks the end of your journey as a student, and entrance into the professional working world–at least, in theory. As many recent college graduates have already learned, securing a four year degree is no longer something that distinctly separates you from the… Read more →
Being in debt generally comes down to two reasons: You spend too much, and you don’t make enough money. (Frequently, the problem is both). Back in my twenties, I was $15,000 in debt–on a $30,ooo a year salary. Naturally, my limited income made it seem impossible that I would ever get out of debt. But I did, in less than… Read more →
