The job market for college grads (any specialists)

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Hi,

My name is Taylor, and I am a freelance writer. I wanted to know from any career specialists, how do you see the job market for college students
graduating in 2008, even though the unemployment rate has
went up to 5.1%?
Also, if anyone wants to share their experiences with finding a job as a college graduate please e-mail me, or reply to this message!

Thank you,

tnbbennett2@aol.com
please include your name and title

Taylor Bennett in Newark, New Jersey said: If anyone doesn't mind being quoted in an article,please respond to this question.

Hi,

My name is Taylor, and I am a freelance writer. I wanted to know from any career specialists, how do you see the job market for college students
graduating in 2008, even though the unemployment rate has
went up to 5.1%?
Also, if anyone wants to share their experiences with finding a job as a college graduate please e-mail me, or reply to this message!

Thank you,

tnbbennett2@aol.com
please include your name and title

My research indicates that fresh grads will probably do better generally in the economy than older workers. Many employers have a lot more positions at entry-level than at higher levels. That's tough on seasoned job seekers, where specialization is sought, but good news for grads with marketable skills.

Feel free to quote anything I have posted at www.career-hunter.info, it's a free service I have run since leaving a large firm that markets career services.