[Mikey_1962]

BA Grad in What? Art History? Philosophy? History?

Grads in Engineering, Chemistry, Pharmacy, and Nursing, id est degrees that train you for SOMETHING, are doing well indeed.

[kawaii]

comp sci not being among those...

[thackney]

Yep, we are paying $60,000 to engineering grads with no experience.

[dfwgator]

What do you call a History Graduate?


Waiter.

[fortunecookie]

BA Grad in What? Art History? Philosophy? History?

LOL.

Grads in Engineering, Chemistry, Pharmacy, and Nursing, id est degrees that train you for SOMETHING, are doing well indeed.

I would agree with you that Pharmacy and Nursing grads are doing well, in fact there seems to be a shortage. But, at least locally, there have been a glut of engineering grads, I know a couple younger guys who are still looking, more than a year later, and they aren't slackers, they continue to look while working in retail.

[DManA]

There is no middle management role for English and History grads anymore. There is no middle management anymore.

[BaBaStooey]

I am 26 with a B.S. in Chemistry (graduated in 2001) and its been very difficult finding a real full time job. For the past 4 years (spent the first year after college at a grad school) I have worked various R&D temp jobs.

[Old Professer]

If you dig deep enough in the box, you'll find the raisins.