Although you can choose to defer some loan repayments for a short time after graduating,
you are expected to pay your student loans back once the grace period has ended.
AFTER COLLEGE...
Student Training & Education in Public Service (STEPS) -
Reduce Your Student Loans Through Acts of Public Service - loan forgiveness, financial aid and scholarship information for public service careers.
Federal Student Aid -
Click on the link below to search for more resources available in the library's online catalog.
College graduates Employment United States.
School to work transition United States.
Vocational guidance United States.
Finding a Career -
Visit the Career Services Office at your school or within your local community and don't forget to look for resources and workshops available at the public library.
Study.com has compiled the following career resources to help you plan for the future.
Resume and Employment Guide for People With Disabilities - Resume Builder
Resume [.org] - Free Online Resume Builder with no ads or limitations. Login required. Build and download a resumes in PDF, DOCX, or TXT format.
To view job hunting resources on the library's webpage click on the "Learn" tab and select "Job Search." Choose from: Job Search Links, Resume Resources, Civil Service Resources, Career Assessment, Dutchess One Stop or Learn New Skills. Or, under the same tab select "Online Resources & Databases" then click the letter J to access Job Express, JobNow and Jobted.
Click on the link below to search for Job Hunting resources available in the library's online catalog.
Visit the Computer lab at the Adriance Memorial Library or the Boardman Road Branch library to receive individualized help addressing your computer-based needs. Specific tasks Public Computer Center (PCC) staff can help with include: learning basic computer skills, creating email accounts, performing job searches, filling out job applications, formatting resumes, filing for unemployment, and creating and editing Microsoft Office documents.