how long does it take on average to find a full time jor after college?

Answer 1

If you did your homework, worked at the right internships during the summers and chose a good major, then you are probably employed the day you graduate. Some schools are really active in helping their grads frind work, and some don't bother, so you might consider that when you apply to college. One college near me brags that 98% of its grads have jobs within 90 days of graduation. So, it depends....

Answer 2

Depends on your degree. Hopefully, in college you did some intern work that you can over-turn for work at that company. Other than that, it can be pretty hard but location has a lot to do with it. I know people with English degrees working at walmart, and one with vocational training landing a great job. Make sure you do an internship though, that's the only way you can up your chances of landing a great job.

Answer 3

A lot of it depends on the college you go to, your major and how well you do. For example, if you are a senior majoring in FInance at Penn's Wharton school, then you probably already have several offers now even if you are in the middle of the class.

If you are a C+ student majoring in history at Slippery Rock, then you better be looking for a rich spouse, because you aren't going to be the money maker in your family.

Answer 4

I n scotland we try to get jobs, never heard of a jor, is that an australian slang thing,..??

Answer 5

Since you have the internet look at some local universites/colleges websites and look there is also a program by u.s. news for 14.95 that you can buy they did alot of the research there but I havn't did much research on it myself.

Answer 6

if you cant even spell job, youll never get one