2025-05-01
9 分钟Here's your Money Briefing for Thursday, May 1st.
I'm Jana Herron for The Wall Street Journal.
Going from college into the adult world can often be a rough transition as it is.
But now, new graduates are bumping up against another hard reality, a chilly job market.
We spoke to a student at Temple University who has a bachelor's degree in political science and a minor in music.
He has begun looking for legal assistant and paralegal jobs,
but after sending out dozens of applications with no success,
he has decided to expand his search into the music industry.
We'll talk with Wall Street Journal reporter Oyen Adedoyen about how grads are being forced to shift their expectations for that first job.
That's after the break.
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