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COVID-19: What's the graduate job market like now in the US?

jobs: Graduates throw their graduate caps into the air.

Employers who had slowed recruited for jobs during the pandemic have accelerated efforts to fill pressing hiring needs. Image: Unsplash/Vasily Koloda

Michigan State University
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