By Ashley Waters News Reporter SAN MARCOS — As Texas State seniors prepare to cross the stage this month, many are also stepping into a job market still recovering from recent economic shifts. While national unemployment remains low, the journey to securing a first post-grad position remains a challenge — and a test of resilience and resourcefulness. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the national unemployment rate stood […]
By Allison Johnson Blog Content Contributor Something to consider before starting school this August is to meet with an academic advisor. I know some of you might think you are a junior, but there is a possibility you are still considered a sophomore. I am sure even though no one truly wants to leave San Marcos, we want to be done with college in four years - I know I […]
Sara Weaver News Reporter In the past, Texas State University seniors participating in the commencement ceremony have been eligible to walk with up to nine hours incomplete, as long as they planned to finish within the following semester. That is no longer case for students going into effect this Spring. Kristin McDaniel is the commencement ceremony coordinator for Texas State University and has been for the past seven years. McDaniels […]
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