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Mon, 15 Nov 2010 13:23:14 -0500

I thought I'd post this because I'm sure there are many of you out there facing a similar dilemma. I just graduated from a great college in May and thought I would apply for more schooling, however I decided to hold off for a year and try to find a job. I thought I had only moved home temporarily, however now I've been here for several months and have been job searching for three months to no avail. It either hasn't been a good fit, the salary would land me in the poverty level, or I don't have enough experience or qualifications. In the meantime, I've found myself getting seriously depressed being home every day, with all my friends having left the area and having no one to hang out with during the day. Ladies, is anyone else out there in a similar predicament? How do I keep my spirits up while I continue to look for a job out there. I know the situation is temporary, but its just getting so hard to get through the day. Any advice??

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Thu, 10 Dec 2009 20:19:18 -0500

Is it possible to do a double-masters degree? I am just finishing my BA (graduating on Dec. 19th actually) and I want to take a year or so off, but I am researching graduate programs in Art History and Romance Languages to get a headstart. Anyone else in either of those fields that has suggestions or advice on good programs/schools/etc.?

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Mon, 20 Jul 2009 16:01:52 -0400

Should I go to grad school to get my MBA? I will have to take out more loans :( But I think it is worth it...