This quiz explores the dramatic changes in the job market from 1999 to 2003, focusing on the impact on new graduates. It assesses knowledge of industry trends, job prospects for specific majors, and key terms related to early career stages.
Salaries in chemical engineering increased.
The number of teaching jobs increased.
The number of jobs with benefits decreased.
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Information systems management
Accounting
Computer science
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New
One of a kind
Plant-like
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Opportunities
Applications
Skills
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A low-paying summer job
Supervised work experience in one’s chosen occupation
Experience studying overseas
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Insecure
Weak
Old
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They have gone to summer school.
They have majored in accounting.
They have spent time preparing themselves to find a job.
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Prepare students to find jobs after they graduate.
Help high school students get accepted to college.
Find jobs for students while they are in school.
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Having a college degree does not qualify someone for travel discounts.
A college degree does not guarantee that a person will find a high-paying job.
Most students with degrees will be able to find jobs.
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