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er experience and qualities that
ure employers are looking for in
ent college grads.
But concerned students can look at
this ay: No matter whether they
iode to endure an extra few hours of
or per week or not, prospects after
lege have a distinctly optimistic
ge.
Ferri LaMarco, the associate direc-
at Career Planning and Placement,
d, "Employers in the job market
Lay are looking for students with a
)ad educational background." She
predicted that although entry-level
salaries will vary by many thousands
of dollars per year, most LSA grads
will begin post-collegiate employ-+
ment making $25-40 thousand anual-
ly.
Students who are not sure about
how to find the job of their dreams (or3
are worried about figuring out what
the job of their dreams is) need look1
no further than the Web. There are
dozens of sites floating around the
World Wide Web to help students pin-
point their interests and strengths, as
well as to give them advice on how
and where to get a job.;
The University also offers many1
resources to its students through
CP&P, in the hopes of ensuring a suc-
cessful departure from their college
career. Some of those resources
include FORUM (the online recruit-
ment system), job fairs, CP&P Job
Bulletin via Job Track and on-campus
recruiting sessions.
So whether students are in the mar-
ket for a part-time job during school,
looking for an internship, or graduat-
ing and hunting for a "real" job, stress
is not necessarily justified. The
University is convinced it is looking
out for this sphere of student lives,
and the same is true of its picturesque
home, Ann Arbor.