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Use these links to find information and articles on networking.

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Not everyone goes directly into a permanent, full-time job immediately after graduation. If you are looking for some alternatives, there are many programs geared towards recent college graduates that might be right for you.

Consider teaching English abroad, a one or two year service program, a sailing adventure, independent travel, or doing temporary work as a method of career exploration. Here is a site that can help you think about it: Alternative Work

The links below might give you some ideas, as well as provide you with information on current programs.

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Other Possibilities

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Fellowships provide funding for significant and often unique work experience that may otherwise not be available to applicants. They provide short-term financial support to accompany research or experiential opportunities that last from a few months to several years. Most fellowships require at least a college degree; however, there are some fellowships that allow undergraduate students to participate.

Fellowships support activities such as graduate study in a specific field, research initiatives, work exploration, leadership activities and more.

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