Tuesday, May 5, 2009
With traditional jobs harder more difficult than normal to find, graduating seniors are looking for alternatives. Unfortunately, they are finding these avenues crowded as well.
Teach for America accepted only 12% of a record breaking applicant pool this year. Interest in such programs increased both on campus and nationwide.
An increasing number of students continue to seek help from the University Career Center.
Video: Graduates look for alternative forms of ...
University career fair lets students know possible post-college employment options.
Career fair arrives "just in time"
The University of Kansas held its first "Just in Time" career fair ...
More graduates enter volunteer job market
Despite job market looking better for post graduates, several choose to participate ...
Mixed market for engineering graduates
KU career fair is the only lead for some engineering majors without ...
Enrollment shows effect of economy
School of Business reports increase in students since economic recession.
University Career Fair comes to campus next ...
Potential employers and seeking students will be hunting for career matches in ...
Navigating a competitive job market
University works to improve students’ employment prospects during tough economic times.
Some graduates in insursance limbo
Many insurance companies drop coverage after graduation, find out what you can ...
Students finding fewer positions in fall and ...
Although it is more competitive, the job market remains a place where ...
Speakers to discuss perks of alternative careers
Students still finding work on campus
Despite the recent recession, on-campus employers are still hiring student workers.
Competition for on-campus jobs fierce
Students find flexible hours convenient but many are forced to find work ...
Second career fair may be ‘just in ...
Employers at fair have open positions, so it’s not too late to ...
Editorial: Tuition increase mishandled
The proposed tuition increase leaves students' best interests behind
LEGAL LETDOWN
The art of making money
Even with the economy in turmoil, KU students prove there’s still a ...
Accounting majors hired fast
Every single graduate accounting student who filled out an exit survey last ...
Job placement rate worries professionals
Career experts see hope in the future for job opportunities despite recent ...
Volunteers encourage service over corporate life
Budget cuts hinder academic programs
Reduced course offerings make it tougher for students to graduate on time.
Internships, paid or unpaid, increasingly important
While courts hear challenges to internship practices, students are encouraged to gain ...
Students help farmers market thrive
University and local farms benefit from each other
KU Bookstore offers textbook price comparison
Campus textbook provider unveils new pricing tool on website where students can ...
Accreditors weigh student, faculty suggestions
Students juggle work and class schedules
Increasingly, students find they must work long hours and try to make ...
Finance club proves to be a lucrative ...
Finance club offers connections advice for future employment.
More KU students apply to Peace Corps
Economic downturn, increased international awareness combine to boost interest in volunteer organization.
Student Senate leaders claim compensation under new ...
Six Student Senate leaders will receive between $1,500 and $3,000 per semester ...
Graduate research gets big boost
Editorial Board: 10-semester limit puts too much ...
Pharmacy school holds career night
Pharmacy employers to meet students tonight at Holiday Inn Holidome.
Editorial: Degrees don't guarantee jobs for college ...
Employers are looking for more than just degrees. Internships and extra-curricular experiences ...
Job help is just around the corner
The University Career Center offers advice on resume, interviews and networking.
Students choose non-traditional paths after graduation
Not everyone takes a nine-to-five job right after college.
Letter to the editor
Privacy matters
How your Facebook profile could hurt your job prospects.
Career fairs prove helpful for students
The University Career Center’s career fair is set for February 9.
Facebook: Best friend or worst enemy?
Your Facebook profile can help or hurt you in job searching
Hudson: Study abroad should offer more summer ...
Money, homesickness and time are a few reasons why some students prefer ...
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