Infographic: How College Graduates Feel About Finding Their First Job

By Column Five Media on August 21, 2012

Finding that first job after graduation can be stressful for any college student, but fortunately after five tough years, the job market is finally starting to look better. The National Association of Colleges and Employers’ annual survey found employers planned to hire 10 percent more graduates in 2012 than last year. That’s great news for students planning to graduate in December. So fine tune that resume, update your LinkedIn profile, and practice those interviewing skills because even though there are jobs available, college graduates still need to be prepared to enter the competitive job market. To learn more about how college students feel about finding their first job, see our Infographic below.  

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About Rasmussen College: An innovator of higher education, Rasmussen College is a career-focused, private college that specializes in offering the most in-demand degree programs in a highly supportive, student-centered educational environment. Rasmussen College offers market-relevant degrees online and across its 22 campuses in the Midwest and Florida to more than 15,000 students. By combining its expertise in career development with high academic standards and with unparalleled student support services, graduates of Rasmussen College leave with the most up-to-date knowledge, the skills that employers look for, and the tools to succeed in their chosen field. Since 1900, the primary focus at Rasmussen College has remained constant: student achievement is of the upmost importance, the employer who hires its students continues to be a valued partner, and Rasmussen College is dedicated to being a primary contributor to the growth and development of the communities it serves.

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