yeah...so i've done 5 years of undergrad... and i need to be making some money... would love to work full time for good money...

i've got experience in retail and sales, waiting tables at high end restaurants, and team-leading community service type stuff....

if any of you have offers or hints out there i'd appreciate it...

thx.

8/9/2007 9:31:02 PM

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"Major : English, Psychology, Education"

i would say try elsewhere but tww might be your best bet...great choice of majors - hopefully you've applied to grad. school

8/9/2007 9:34:37 PM

^yeah seriously what the hell was he thinking by choosing something he would enjoy?

8/9/2007 9:41:36 PM

Has she graduated? 5 years of undergrad, I take that to mean without a degree...

8/9/2007 9:47:09 PM

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"i would say try elsewhere but tww might be your best bet...great choice of majors - hopefully you've applied to grad. school"

im assuming they didnt graduate. my GF has the exact same set of 3 majors and has worked several varying internships over the last 2 summers and already has tentative offers from 2 of the places (even tho shes going to be moving down here when she finishes school) for pretty decent money too. One is an HR job and one is an editing job. She also worked a PR internship and also helped teach special needs kids.

So there are a lot of things those majors can stretch into easily, which is why my assumption is no degree. But i could be wrong

8/9/2007 10:13:01 PM

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"great choice of majors - hopefully you've applied to grad. school"

you're an asshole

seriously, why do you think it's funny to post shit like that? if you can't contribute, get the fuck out.

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8/9/2007 10:17:28 PM

i mean, the lifestyle advice is appreciated....

but i was actually looking for real suggestions.

8/9/2007 10:24:22 PM

Come on people, didnt you all know that Omarbadu is better than all of us?

8/9/2007 11:04:54 PM

With a degree in English and Education wouldn't teaching be an obvious first choice?
I'm going to echo Omarbadu. I know plenty of graduates in these fields (Psy especially) and any of them making "good money" went to grad school, law school, or medical school.

8/10/2007 8:50:22 AM

My sister majored in English and Psychology (ultimately did go to grad school, but that's beside the point). Besides going through the usual university sources such as epack, career fairs, etc. I'd try putting yourself on Monster.com and those sites. That's how she got her job. I'd imagine searching for a job with those majors opens you up to a much broader job market than something technical like engineering.

8/10/2007 10:49:14 AM

yea there are tons of positions where the jobs are based more on the person than any background. i dont even remember what my aunt's degree was in now. might have been english im not sure. but it had nothing to do with what she does at her job. And shes been at GE for 20 years and has 30,000 people under her now all because she had a good interview.

8/10/2007 10:56:30 AM

We're hiring bartenders and waitstaff at Brasa Steakhouse in Brier Creek. http://www.brasasteakhouse.com As far as I know the servers make really good money. Stop in and apply or email me your resume and I'll send it to the right person. The best time to stop in is between 3 and 5 in order to speak with a manager. My email is rbazoo@gmail.com

8/10/2007 12:17:22 PM

http://thewolfweb.com/message_topic.aspx?topic=489720

8/10/2007 11:00:17 PM

i just wish there was a decent job out there for college students with school schedules...i dont want to be a fucking waiter and i dont want to work in retail sales...which basically equals SOL in america now a days...

8/10/2007 11:03:42 PM

Ever hear of a coop?

8/11/2007 1:29:21 AM

i'm not in school this semester so i'm down w/ a 9-5 type deal...

8/11/2007 6:17:33 AM

bttt

8/12/2007 12:20:37 PM

http://www.withersravenel.com/web/careers/index.aspx?id=24

8/12/2007 6:28:17 PM

labcorp.com 2nd shift job

8/12/2007 6:55:41 PM