[Bonnie]

Damn, that sucks. But at least your school has that. Mine is supposed to, but they've never sent me anything or had any appointment or discussion with me. I don't even know where they're located and I've looked into it. (You'd have to know my school, nothing is listed and when you finally do find the right office they give you the runaround to five other offices which will in turn do the same thing...)

I had a fairly large print shop job as a designer for two years, but that was only after I asked a friend where she was working and we both had to go find that job by ourselves. And not only was no experience or job training or college degree required, they didn't even ask about it.

(I know it's our own responsibility to find a job, but when a school "guarantees" that you'll have job finding services, and that's one of their selling points at the orientation and school hunting, it's kind of wrong to barely have career services, or to basically have it be non-existent.)