(Gastbeitrag: Richard Hine)
Jump into Qingdao
You’re in the last semester of your University career and the unemployment rate for those under the age of 25 is around 54%, what do you do? You forget about the lack of future prospects for awhile by distracting yourself with a few final months of uninhibited partying. But then you see graduation coming at you like a freight-train without brakes and you realize that because you spent four years getting a history degree, and don’t intend to go to law school immediately, that the start of your post-university life is going to look like Dustin Hoffman’s in The Graduate (minus the sexy Cougar, which means it’s going to suck).
Just when you’ve given into the un-romantic prospect of living in your mom’s basement while working at a bar down the street, the University’s Business Department sends you a campus wide email about educating yourself to become “China ...
Jump into Qingdao
You’re in the last semester of your University career and the unemployment rate for those under the age of 25 is around 54%, what do you do? You forget about the lack of future prospects for awhile by distracting yourself with a few final months of uninhibited partying. But then you see graduation coming at you like a freight-train without brakes and you realize that because you spent four years getting a history degree, and don’t intend to go to law school immediately, that the start of your post-university life is going to look like Dustin Hoffman’s in The Graduate (minus the sexy Cougar, which means it’s going to suck).
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Just when you’ve given into the un-romantic prospect of living in your mom’s basement while working at a bar down the street, the University’s Business Department sends you a campus wide email about educating yourself to become “China ...
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