Post Graduation Plans

[indysteel]

Wow; I just did a bit of reading about optometry programs. I didn't realize how few schools there are in the US. That certainly differs from law school. I'd like to think that will definitely work in your favor. Again, I'd start talking to your job placement office. I assume they'll have some advice in terms of job search strategies.

[Reesha]

While my experience may not be relevant (I'm a teacher), I have followed the job until I build up enough practical experience to go where I choose. I seek out jobs that will meet my needs and make me happy. A cool city can be cool, but if you hate your job it won't be an enjoyable stay. Luckily, that tactic has taken me to some pretty unique places-- all of which I learned to love. The mountains of western Massachusetts, northern Maine, Lake Placid, New York, and now St. Louis. I've been in STL for 4 years now and while I love it, my partner and I are both planning to return to New England, the homeland, in a few years. I'll have a much easier time finding a job where I want with plenty of experience under my belt!