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Recent graduates have taken about 1.3 million college undergraduate degrees, a little more than 465,000 Master’s degrees, and almost 45,000 doctorates. (Source: US Dept. of Ed., National Center for Education Statistics).

On the Web, check out additional facts & information on life after college and how to keep the momentum going - whether you're looking forward to starting a new career, or going on to postgraduate work in a chosen field...

College Seniors.net - Graduation is just around the corner and you're probably suffering from senioritis - that sudden lack of ambition with a marked inability to concentrate on everything but school. Join the fray at the online forum, get advice on keeping your eyes on the prize and planning your next career move...

5 frugality tips for college grads - Help with avoiding the usual pitfalls of cell phone bills, a lack of cooking skills, and no investment plan - with suggested reading and related tips from Bankrate.com

Petersons - You may know the name from their college guides - the resources for grad school are just as good. Info on specific programs as well as good articles on some issues that should be of concern if you're enrolled or considering going on to grad school.

Graduate Student's Resources On The Web - This site is maintained by Dan Horn at the University of Michigan's School of Information... It covers everything grad student's need to survive... outside of the classroom.

US Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Information - "BLS publishes a large amount of information on employment and wages by occupation, including career information, employment levels and projections, and various types of earnings data."

Choosing Grad Schools - First-person accounts on the decision making process.

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