1. Fine arts (12.6% unemployment among recent grads; recent grads earn an average $30,000)
2. Drama and theater arts (7.8%, $26,000)
3. Film, video, and photographic arts (12.9%, $30,000)
4. Commercial art, graphic design (11.8%, $32,000)
5. Architecture (13.9%, $36,000)
6. Philosophy, religious studies (10.8%, $30,000)
7. English literature and language (9.2%, $32,000)
8. Journalism (7.7%, $32,000)
9. Anthropology, archeology (10.5%, $28,000)
10. Hospitality management (9.1%, $32,000)

My advice, volunteer/volunteer/volunteer..no matter what direction you take you have to connect and network to get a job.

Through volunteering, you will not only network, but gain experience and have a hands on opportunity to either confirm you want to continue to work in that field or, go a different direction.

You may be choosing a major based on your true passion, find out the many different directions your degree/diploma can take..this will expand your job options and choice of volunteering.

If you truly want your major to be something that doesn’t offer a promising career, prepare to be versatile so you can live your passion and still make $$$.

What I have learned (because I am passionate about so many things…being an athlete, writing books, movie scripts, and poetry, as well as public speaking and anything to do with kids)  that some things are meant to be hobbies until you can get paid enough to make them your career ..find a job you enjoy to handle your financial needs and dedicate your spare time to your hobby, eventually with hard work, your passion can become your purse!!! Good Luck!!

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Miranda Lambert is among this year’s World’s Most Beautiful Women in the special issue ofPeople magazine.

She said, “I’m representing normal girls. It’s OK to have a little bit of curve. I’m happy with my body. So many girls come up to me and say, ‘Thank you, for being normal.’ I’m proud of that.”

Beyonce is featured on the magazine’s cover as the Number One World’s Most Beautiful Woman.

Other beauties featured inside the magazine include Charlize Theron, Sofia Vergara, Christina Hendricks and Michelle Williams.

The World’s Most Beautiful Women issue of People hit newsstands Friday, April 27th.

1. You arrive late for a date or change plans last minute as a habit

2. You stare at attractive people who pass by or allow distractions of cell phones, text messages, silent vibes to interrupt your dating conversation

3. You exaggerate your accomplishments and dating goals in hopes of getting laid — instead of being honest about your life resume’ or your desire for a casual fling, so that your date can decide if your life experiences and dating goals are a good match.

4. You bog down the mood with heavy, negative stories from your past -- instead of starting fresh and creating exciting new stories on your own and with a new love match.

5. You pressure a commitment quickly or invite a date to an event two months later — instead of allowing time to get to know each other and discovering if you can create a solid dating relationship based on shared values, chemistry and complementary interests.

6. You use electronic communication to confirm dates or to keep track of your date’s online dating activities — instead of making a human connection your priority and dealing with dating issues face-to-face.

7. You control conversations with a monologue about yourself — instead of finding common ground, asking about your date, and becoming an active listener as an act of love.

8. You pass judgment, put down your date’s dreams or suggest that your date change to fit your ideal — instead of accepting your date, quirks and all, as you determine if you are a compatible love match.

9. You criticize your date’s family or physical flaws that can’t be changed — instead of commenting on their strengths, special qualities and bringing out the best in each other.

10. You talk about how busy you are with work and family obligations – instead of making room in your life for love and making a new priority of your loving relationship — assuming you’d like a loving relationship to last.

The 3rd Annual “Run with the Cops, not from Them!”

Saturday, April 21, 2012, 930am
Historic Belle Isle
Detroit, Michigan
Greeting from the For a Day Foundation!!!

We thank you for supporting our efforts to bring smiles to kids with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.

We provided free parties and special events for over 500 kids last year, just in the metro-Detroit area, alone! Without YOU, there is no US!