Sentences with phrase «expects recent grads»

Again, no one expects recent grads to come up with a several - pages - long list of accomplishments.

Not exact matches

As more college - age Millennials and recent grads enter the new - and used - vehicle market, they are expected to demonstrate less brand loyalty and more wariness of overspending than their forebears, and with good reason: Saddled with student loans, younger buyers are less likely to make an aspirational purchase and more likely to look for a competitive price on a reliable car.

For example, if a recent college grad takes out an auto loan, they may expect to pay between 5 % — 8 % on that loan.

Recent grads who extended their loan term reduced their interest rate by 1.71 percentage points on average, but can expect to pay $ 4,928 more over the life of their loans.

Great degree, great job, but no credit — Recent college grads shouldn't expect to be granted easy access to credit once they land a job.

Great degree, great job, but no credit — Recent college grads shouldn't expect to be granted easy access to credit once they land a job.

A3) The internship is the new entry - level position, so even recent grads are expected to show some sort of relevant experience #BizChatsAmanda Augustine

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The panelists represented a wide range of ages — from 21 to 67 — and backgrounds: Maya Bird - Murphy and Ariella Chavarria, recent college grads expecting to each own a home in the future; Matt and Carrie Bell, a married couple planning to buy a home this summer; Joshua Rolock, a home owner of 15 years; and June Wood, a renter who sold her condo last year.