Most likely, you just spent several years and several thousand dollars on your college education. So if it takes a few minor adjustments to get your foot in the door, don’t you think it’s worth it? These tips can help you "tune up" your professional image.

New grads...college may be finished, but you still have one more test to pass...the interview! The transition from college to career is a big one, and these simple tips can help you look professional and career-oriented as you look for your first post-college job.

Here are simple answers to a few common resume concerns faced by new college graduates. If you have specific questions about your own resume, please feel free to email me or ask our readers in our Post-College forum.

Prepare for your next interview with these simple tips.

Let’s face it. Life as you know it is about to change. Drastically. If you are one of the hundreds of people out there with a secret case of college graduation jitters, this article is for you.

While your new college degree will open many doors for you, how you handle yourself once you are on the job will have a very big impact on your post - graduation success. Here are a few etiquette guidelines to help you handle most new situations that you encounter on the job.

Through my work as a career counselor I’ve read a lot of great books for new graduates. But, I’ll have to admit, this book is one of the most unique! I loved it for several reasons.

Job seekers need to think like a "recruiter" in order to use job boards to their advantage.

Job fairs, while time-consuming, can be an important element of your job search campaign. These simple tips will help maximize your success.

Are you thinking about moving back home after your college graduation? Before you decide, consider your motivation and other options. Most importantly, have a plan for getting out on your own.