I always find it interesting to see which articles are the most popular among readers. And while I have access to the metrics behind the College Life site, readers can always see what other students are reading, too.
If you're a little nosy like me, check out the "Most Popular Articles" page that displays what the most popular articles have been over the past month. That way, you can tell if your struggles with time management are yours alone -- or if everyone else is having them, too.
Enjoy!
You'd pretty much have to be living under a rock to know that the job market is, shall we say, far from ideal for college graduates. Those of you graduating this spring face a bit of a challenge -- not an impossibility, but a challenge -- when looking for your first official job as a college grad.
On January 5, MSN.com posted an interesting article -- using data compiled by Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce -- discussing how unemployment rates for recent college graduates vary by major. You can check out the article from MSN or read the full report from Georgetown. Whether you're reading it to know the unemployment rate for your own major or just to get a general feel of how majors influence employment, it's an interesting -- and worthwhile -- read.
