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"I just received our recent bulk order of Gradspot.com's Guide to Life After College and I am already thinking we should have ordered more to share with our graduating students! I believe it is as indispensable to exiting college life as The Naked Roommate is to entering it. Life After College offers learned wisdom, brutal reality, sly wit, and common sense about topics ranging from understanding healthcare to networking to living life well and cheaply. It is sort of like having your mother whispering in your ear, if your mom were incredibly knowledgeable, very cool, said things like, 'no one likes a brown nosing sycophant,' and could be put on a shelf when you got tired of taking advice." —Andrea Hershatter, Associate Dean & BBA Program Director, Goizueta Business School, Emory University

“This is a book that you start reading without much hope and then you can't put it down until you've gotten through the last page. Written in a very "friend next door fashion," [Gradspot.com's Guide to Life After College] guides graduates and even those a couple of years out of school on a wide range of issues, from ways to earn extra money while unemployed to the consequences of taking a pay cut in order to work at a dream job. What makes this guide drastically different from most on the market is not only the tone, but also the direction it gives readers. It has everything from specific sites for travel deals to job sites not readily know by the mass population. Whether you need advice on your career, housing, dating or traveling, [this book] does it all.” —College News

“Here's a book that would make a great college graduation gift—or even better, a great gift for those still in school who could use some time getting prepared for "the real world," or for that matter, anyone looking to start afresh. Gradspot.com's Guide to Life After College [is] a handy compendium of sensible, smartly written advice on being on one's own: from the top 10 things to do after graduating — among them are read what you want for a change; learn to cook; hang out with your family while you can — to hunting for housing and jobs, cleaning up your online identity, surviving that awkward first day at work and office romances and handling your finances and insurance and car needs.” —The Hartford Courant

"I was lucky enough to get an advanced copy of the book and I quickly realized that there's a lot more to life after college than finding a job. I feel like I'm one step ahead of the game already." —Raymond Carta, Bowdoin College, Class of 2008

"I wish I had this book when I graduated. I ran into most of the issues the book raises and would have spent a lot less time trying to figure out what to do had I owned a copy." —Davina Pike, Harvard University, Class of 2006