The best time for college students to begin developing a job-search strategy is
A) about six months prior to graduation.
B) now—even if they are a year or more away from graduation.
C) no earlier than the second semester of their junior year.
D) immediately after graduation.
E) during the last semester of college
B
Explanation: B) The worst thing about delaying your job search is that you will be competing against others who are farther along in the process than you are, effectively putting yourself at a competitive disadvantage.
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