Apparently 37 per cent of Americans cannot locate the U.S.A. on a map. Of those who couldn’t find it, their most common answers placed it at the red marks seen on that map. It gets better when they try to name the capital. (It’s funny cause it could be true.) continue reading...
One in four kids is not graduating high school, which is a worse rate than their parents. Meaning, your kids are less likely to graduate from high school than you were. And, the US is the only industrialized country where that is the case. And apparently, the schools’ graduation goals aren’t helping either. Read more… continue reading...
Milwaukee, WI (PRWEB) July 19, 2007 — In the midst of the summer job search, CollegeGrad.com, the #1 Entry Level Job Site, releases its quarterly listing of the Top 25 cities for entry level job openings. While summer may not be the peak of the college recruiting season, the list during this time still accounts for more than 20,000 entry level job openings in 16 states. The list is available online at www.CollegeGrad.com/topcities and includes links to job postings for each city.
New York and Los Angeles once again top the list for cities with the most entry level job openings at one and two respectively. Washington, DC and Chicago, IL place in the top 5 for the first time at three and four. San Francisco finished at number five. continue reading...
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