We have 5 months left before I graduate. So far there are two plans we have:
1. The company where I’m interning at offers me a position after graduation. The cost of living here is more expensive and pay is lower than national average for both are occupations.
2. We move to an area with more affordable housing. The job prospects there are promising, but no guarantees.
The game plan is prepare for both options. We’re submitting resume and applications at the local employers’ databases. We have been in there area to see if we would even like it and we did. As the semester rolls forward, we would defintely become more aggressive with the job hunt. If anyone has expierence with this situation and would like to leave some advice, please feel free.
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