After graduation, the majority of studentsbegin to feel the pressure of performance and find themselves in limbo. On theother hand, For students, college graduation is an exciting occasion. 

After years of education, you now have an infinite number of life pathways to choose from.It might be difficult to pick which choice is best for you when there are so many to choose from. You are affected  by the advice of people around you and face the pressure to do something in your life. even many of you decide to take a gap year. And no decision is easy; you keep your career at the stake.

Here are some options for you to opt after graduation

Self-employed

Putting your entrepreneurial talents to the test would be a good idea.You have to think outside the box to be out of the box. If you can't find the job of your dreams, then why don’t you hire yourself?  Maybe you have a wonderful business concept or think your senior project has commercial potential. This will also help you to build up your resume and open more opportunities for you in future. When the lines between work and play blur, self-employment might have an impact on your personal life.

Post-Graduate Study

Some courses require further studies to enhance your knowledge and wisdom. But, a Master's degree requires time and money to complete, so be sure you're doing it for the correct reasons.Don't get a Master's degree to pass the time or to improve your overall employ-ability. Seek advice from your career service about your post-graduation, and ask family members, and people who are already in this field, if a Master's degree is useful. Master’s will definitely improve your chances for employments and job possibilities.

Gap Year

Gap years are a fantastic way to not only see the world but also to learn about diverse cultures, work styles, and understanding. Employers value this experience, as well as your understanding of diversity. Working while travelling will enhance you CV and add some memories in the box. But, when you make a comeback, be ready with a plan and determination.

Get a Job

The vast majority of graduates are looking for work. Your university's career service should be your first port of call in this situation. Being a small fish in a big pond isn't for everyone, but smaller businesses can still provide excellent training, growth, and career opportunities. Explore your fields and if you are struggling to find a job, then go for internships and volunteering.