<p>I don’t know why the original poster is suing and she doesn’t have a case. One thing I learned from my undergraduate career center is that how long it takes you to find a job depends on how hard you work at it. If you look really hard for a job then it might only take you a month. If you don’t look very hard then it might take six. The original poster is now spending time on this silly lawsuit which is more time she won’t be looking for work.</p>
<p>My undergraduate experience with our career center was terrific. It was a small school but the person who worked there had a rolodex full of alumni contacts, helped me with my resume, taught me how to look for a job and gave me a pep talk when I needed it.</p>
<p>The career center I had access to after graduate school was useless. I figured out quickly that they weren’t going to be of any help so I didn’t use them as a resource. I just hoped that the staff would be replaced soon with people who could do better than telling me to look in the want ads.</p>