When people leave college do they get hired faster after getting their degree?
I wanna know how long it takes to get hired. #Scholarship question #hiring #job-fair #finding-a-job
6 answers
Kelly’s Answer
If you don't start looking for a job until after you get your degree, you can expect at a minimum for it to take 2-3 months by the time you get through the recruiting and interview process and then start.
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Francisco J.’s Answer
Hi there, typically the average student find employment 5-6 months after graduation. This is due how companies recruit and when opportunities become available. Banks and Accounting field tend to hire in the Fall semester for the summer and for example, education fields hire in the late summer as budgets and contracts close. If you want good job searching tips and stats about the job search process see here: https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/finding-a-job/student-job-search-guide
Paskalia’s Answer
Most times yes, you may have to apply to different companies. It also depends on what you study in college. Some degrees are more marketable than others. Talk to a college counsellor to find out what interests you the most and get guidance on what companies in your area are looking for if you don't want to relocate. Good luck.
David’s Answer
It really depends on your selected major. You want your major to have a wide spectrum . For example a business major will have more opportunity that say a marine biologist.
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Rhonda’s Answer
It really depends on your major and how you have prepared before you graduate. Your networking and marketing of you and your new career starts not only with the degree you earned, but with your ability to sell who you are and what you know. Good luck and God Bless!
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