Getting a job after college
 

I'm looking for a job post-college, but I'm trying to figure out what a "good" job is? What is a decent salary and one that will afford me some cash to play aroudn with (read trips to Vegas)? Any experience out there? I'm graduating from Boston College with a major in Physics but I don't want to go to grad school so I'm trying to figure out what to do next...

Re: Getting a job after college
 

Boomerang back to your parent's house.

Screw working. Masturbating to internet porn in your parent's basement is the [censored]!

[kidding]

Re: Getting a job after college
 

Two words: career center. Also, how do you go all the way through a college education without knowing approximately what your job prospects are or what to expect?

Re: Getting a job after college
 

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Also, how do you go all the way through a college education without knowing approximately what your job prospects are or what to expect?

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Seriously, this is like majoring in nursing and asking what your job options are. I understand that your 40-year plan may not be laid out yet, but you should have SOME kind of idea as to what kind of doors your degree will open.

Re: Getting a job after college
 

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Also, how do you go all the way through a college education without knowing approximately what your job prospects are or what to expect?

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Seriously, this is like majoring in nursing and asking what your job options are. I understand that your 40-year plan may not be laid out yet, but you should have SOME kind of idea as to what kind of doors your degree will open.

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I'm not without options. I'm thinking about possibly working with Microsoft (have offer) or possibly going into business. I really don't know though, and I'm willing to shop around different jobs for a couple years.

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Go into aerospace. Do something cool.

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Go into aerospace. Do something cool.

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What are you smart a$$, a rocket scientist? [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]