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College Grad Job Picture: Mixed
Posted at 9:23 on Thursday, May 10th 2012
A new survey from Rutgers University paints a bleak picture for college grads in the jo market. Yet, the urging from everyone still is to go to college, get a degree and seek a career path. How is that idea holding up in Arizona, where thousands are getting their degrees this month?
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