A Degree Is Not Enough: 8 Smart Things You Need To Do In College To Jump Start Your Career and Finances

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A DEGREE IS NOT ENOUGH is a book that examines what students need to do in college to become compelling job candidates at graduation. Additional topics include budgeting, credit reports, identity theft and a glossary.

Provider: Katherine Berntzen, Inc.
Author: Katherine Berntzen
Price: $10.29
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Published / Released Year: 2012
Format and Delivery: Physical Product
Resource Type: Books

Target Audience: High School, College/Postsecondary
Languages: English
Order Instructions: Available on Amazon and other online retailers. Please contact the author directly for bulk orders.
Contact Information: 630-857-8562
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