Today was filled with applications of a different nature. As any recent college graduate knows it’s that ever important time of Post-Graduation Pre-Grad School Job Hunt! Very exciting stuff I know.
Reasons I need a job (or two):
- I don’t currently have one
- I’m broke
- I don’t particularly want to live with my parents
- I’m broke
- Grad School is not going to pay for itself
- I’m broke
- Money pays bills (e.g. Cell Phone, car insurance, gas, new parts for a broken computer, etc.)
- Did I mention I’m broke?
So I’ve been spending the past few days putting in applications…once again I feel like I have applications out the wing wang. Today alone I applied for 8 jobs…5 others two days ago. I’m hoping to get one…two would be nice.
Listen to this though…I’m a college graduate with a B. S. in Psychology, counseling concentration minors in French and Women’s Studies and the jobs I’ve applied for: Lowes, Sneaker King, Bed Bath and Beyond, Borders, Barnes and Noble, Party City…you get the hint.
It’s only because I’m hoping it will only be a summer job, after all I need to go to grad school in the fall, right? So applying for a “real” job would be a waste of time for them and me. I considered it though. Looking into jobs at Mental Health Services, Treatment facilities, etc. I’m qualified for them, but they all state: THIS IS NOT A SUMMER JOB…just like that too.
So, what am I supposed to do? Anticipate failure of the grad school dream and try for a “real” job? Or suffer through a shitty summer job or two for a while? I’m thinking summer job or two because even if I don’t get in *dies inside at the thought* I’ll be able to apply for “real” jobs later and still make some money to get by until then.
I'm thinking of just carrying around a sign that says "They let me graduate, Please Hire me!" Or something to that effect
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