Even with the job market starting to pick up, college seniors are about to graduate into a tough job market with youth unemployment still above 15%, more than a third of their peers living at home to save money because of the dearth of opportunities, and nine month job searches common even for young, qualified applicants.
Best Jobs: Ranking
Of course, not all entry level jobs are created equal, so John S. Kiernan at WalletHub set out to find the best (not necessarily the highest paying) entry level positions based on the depth of current opportunities, income growth potential, and hardships (a combination of overtime and accident rate) facing new recruits. Some of the positions he lists aren’t what you...
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