<p>Does anyone have a web site I can visit as to where NYU graduates get jobs. Which companies are more likely and also are they mostly NY based or do they get jobs pretty much all over the country.</p>
<p>I would really appreciate this info.</p>
<p>Secondly we are having a serious problem as to pick UC berkeley or NYU. any thoughts.</p>
<p>same problem dude…im not sure what i want to pick yet either. NYU is an awesome city and has really, really good grad schools for law and business. it’s a given that new york city is brimming with life, while berkeley is…cute. although, berkeley is cheap and ranked pretty high. but don’t go just because its ranked high. a lot of my cousin’s friends who went to cal just got kinda bored at the end because they met a lot of the same type of people as they did in high school. (all in-state californians though). so…im torn, too. sigh</p>
<p>Well Berkeley has San Francisco nearby, which is like the Village except… with more hills…</p>
<p>omgitsjack, i literally laughed out loud and ended up hurting myself really bad…</p>
<p>well, i was leaning in on my chair with my headphones on wrapped around my right hand a bit and my desk drawer was sticking out. i read your message, laughed out loud, hurt my side (i just got done working out and was kind of sore), ended up losing my balance - however my leg got caught under my desk drawer, and instead of tumbling down, i just landed smack down, and my headphones snapped my hand and i punched myself in the face…</p>
<p>Lime, why do you insist on rambaling on about nothing on every thread you come across?</p>
<p>I honestly don’t know why… sorry…</p>
<p>Here is the most recent statistical data from our Office of Career Services regarding job placement rates after graduation:
<a href=“Career Development and Jobs”>Career Development and Jobs;
<p>This data includes where our students work after graduation (both geographically and professionally.) Also, be encouraged to us the following link to see some of the services available to our students through the Career Services Office.</p>
<p><a href=“Career Development and Jobs”>Career Development and Jobs;
<p>Thank you so much for your information</p>
<p>WOW!! This is FANTASTIC! Incredibly interesting. Thank you!!! :):)</p>
<p>You’re welcome!</p>