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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's been what two weeks?[/quote] It's very, VERY sketchy to not have a job locked up by graduation. Most college seniors had full-time offers in their pocket by July or August from their summer internship last year (2021). Worst-case you're doing on campus recruiting and have something locked up by Sept.-Oct. December at the very latest. OP's kid has issues.[/quote] As others have said this poster is out of her mind. Anyone adult who uses the word “sketchy” in such a context should not be listened to. To OP: UVA has an excellent career counseling office. Your child should make contact now.[/quote] Career counselors weeks after graduating? Ma’am, if the kid didn’t call, zoom or visit that office one darn time in 4 years they aren’t going to now. They are who they are: lazy and unfocused. The only people defending OP’s kid are those with lazy kids of their own. OP and/or the generous financial aid office at UVA just wasted $120,000 educating this young man. And he’s a workshy child.[/quote] Are you a SAH parent who has never worked? You don’t seem to understand how college career offices work. You also don’t seem to have a real grasp of how real people’s careers work. I graduated with zero office job experience. I tended bar for a year, then got an MBA at a top ranked school. Graduated with a job and have worked in multiple fields/jobs. Not a linear path, but it’s been fun and very lucrative. Your notion that all is lost if a kid doesn’t have a job at graduation is just silly. [/quote] If what you said is true you’d realize how abnormal that “path” is.[/quote]
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