A staggering nine percent of college grads ages 16 to 24 are unemployed according to the Huffington Post. Check out ten of their stories here. Does a college diploma mean anything these days?
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I can understand their frustration. I graduated with an MA and the opportunities were pitiful. Though I’m Canadian, the employment situation is pretty bad on both sides of the border.
This does not surprise me one bit.