畢業(yè)的大學(xué)生們都該看看這10條建議（雙語(yǔ)）

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10,、繼續(xù)交友并維持友誼Keep Building and Maintaining YourFriendships　　
大學(xué)畢業(yè)后交朋友很難,，不過(guò)一段重要的友誼能給你未來(lái)幾十年生活的各方面造成很大影響。因此不管你是否很忙,，你都應(yīng)該繼續(xù)同你現(xiàn)在的朋友保持聯(lián)系并交新朋友,。Makingfriends after college is hard, but meaningful friendships make abig difference on almost every aspect of your life for decades tocome. So make an effort to stay in touch with the friends closestto you now and make new friends even as you get busy with work.
　　
9、知道如何看待你那“無(wú)用的”大學(xué)文憑Know How to Brand Your “Useless”College Degree
　　
并非每個(gè)人都能擁有好文憑,。如果你的文憑一般甚至糟糕,，也不是毫無(wú)希望。在你找工作的過(guò)程中,，就連“無(wú)用的”文憑也能展示出你的價(jià)值,。Noteveryone graduates with one of the best-paying degrees. If yours isamong those with the worst return on your money, not all hope islost. During your job search, even a “useless” degreecan be shownas valuable.
　　
8、真正開(kāi)始做飯Start Cooking for Real
　　
由于寢室條件限制,，并非所有人都能學(xué)會(huì)做飯,。學(xué)會(huì)一些做飯的基本技能，知道怎么做一些家常菜才能慢慢學(xué)會(huì)做更多菜,。Giventhe tiny (or nonexistent) kitchens most college students deal withand perhaps too much prior assistance from Mom & Dadrestaurant, cooking isn’t a skill universal to college grads. Pickup some essential kitchen skills, learn how to make some basicmeals and still stay within your food budget, and brush up on othertop cooking tips you should know.
　　
7,、搞清楚研究生是否值得讀Figure Out If Grad School Is WorthIt
　　
如果你大學(xué)畢業(yè)了，不知道下一步該干嘛,，那么可選擇去讀研究生,。搞清楚研究生學(xué)歷是否值得以及你是否應(yīng)該去讀研。If you’regraduating college and still don’t know what to do next, graduateschool is an option.Figure out which graduate degrees are worth thedebt and find out if graduate school might be worth it for you.
　　
6,、找到合適的居住地Find the Best Place to Live

大學(xué)畢業(yè)后你能自由選擇去任何地方,。你可能想待在自己目前待的位置或者回家鄉(xiāng)，不過(guò)如果你正考慮找工作,，就要找一個(gè)好一點(diǎn)的地方住,。如果你搬到一個(gè)新地方，好好規(guī)劃的話(huà)還是能在物價(jià)高昂的城市用你有限的薪水活下來(lái),。Aftercollege, you have the freedom to go anywhere. You might want tostay where you are or move back to your hometown, which is finetoo, but if you’re considering where to head to find a new job,check out our roundup of tips for finding the best place to live.If you do move to a new area, here’s how to easily settle downthere—even if it’s an expensive city and you’ve got a limitedbudget.
　　
5,、好好安排你的錢(qián)Get Your Money in Order
　　
一旦走出大學(xué),，你的經(jīng)濟(jì)可能就會(huì)發(fā)生變化,。也許你有學(xué)生貸款和其它債務(wù)要還，而你的父母也無(wú)法幫你太多,，那么你就必須好好安排自己的收入,。另外，雖然退休看似很遙遠(yuǎn),，但現(xiàn)在正是你為退休投資的好時(shí)候,，即便你能存下來(lái)的錢(qián)并不多。Onceout of college, your financial picture will probably change. Maybeyou have student loans and other debt to deal with, no more supportfrom your parents, and income that you have to budget. Here’s ourguide to managing your finances and tackling debt. By the way,recent (and current) students can expect some unique breaks fromthe tax man. Keep this in mind when April 15 rolls around again andyou can get some financial relief. Also, even though retirementmight seem like a distant, vague event, now’s the best time tostart investing for your retirement, even if you can put just alittle aside.
　　
4、額外掌握一些技能Work on Gaining AdditionalSkills
　　
獲得更多額外技能可增加你自身的價(jià)值,，不論是學(xué)習(xí)新語(yǔ)種,、HTML或其它工作所需的技能均可。這樣不但能拓寬你的工作選擇余地,，還能鍛煉你的大腦,，讓你更快樂(lè)。永遠(yuǎn)不要停止學(xué)習(xí),。Youcan become more hireable by developing additional skills, whetherit’s a new language,HTML, or any other skill valued in theworkplace. It could not only broaden your job and career options,learning new skills can boost your brain and make you happier.Never stop learning.
　　
3,、處理學(xué)生貸款Deal with Those Student Loans
　　
學(xué)生貸款可能會(huì)令人壓力很大，不過(guò)這并不是你逃避的理由,。錯(cuò)過(guò)一次還款日期并不是天塌地陷的大事,，不過(guò)你應(yīng)該主動(dòng)還款以免給你的信用帶來(lái)問(wèn)題。Hugestudent loan debt can be overwhelming, but there are several waysyou can pay it off more easily or even get the loan paid off byyour employer. Working in a rural opportunity zoneis anotheroption. Missing one student loan payment isn’t the end of theworld, but you should be proactive in keeping up with your paymentsor else your credit can really get ruined and worse.
　　
2,、為你的第一份工作做準(zhǔn)備Prepare for Your First Job
　　
也許你在大學(xué)曾做過(guò)兼職,，不過(guò)一旦你的畢業(yè)證拿到手，你就應(yīng)該全力鉆研你想做的工作,。就算你簡(jiǎn)歷上沒(méi)什么工作經(jīng)歷可以粉飾,，不過(guò)你的個(gè)人項(xiàng)目還是能為你的簡(jiǎn)歷加不少分。一旦開(kāi)始工作,，就要開(kāi)始做規(guī)劃了：做事要有條理,、永遠(yuǎn)不要錯(cuò)過(guò)你的截止日期以及注意公司文化等等。也別太在意你的雇主,，畢竟你所工作的公司不是你的朋友,。Youmight have held jobs in college, but once you’ve got your diplomain hand, it’s time to completely dive into the work you want to do.Learn how to ace your job interview and create a great resume. Eventhough you might not have a ton of relevant work experience to puton the resume, you can still beef up your resume by adding personalprojects on it. Once you land the job, learn the basics ofnavigating your first job: stay organized and never miss yourdeadlines, pay attention to the company culture, and more. Don’tget too wooed by your employer, however—remember that the companyyou work for is not your friend.
　　
1、思考除了工作之外的事情T(mén)hink Beyond Work
　　
離開(kāi)大學(xué)之后,，工作可能是你最關(guān)注的問(wèn)題,，不過(guò)記住工作并不能代替其它的事。去看看世界,，去約會(huì),，提出自己的創(chuàng)意項(xiàng)目，用新方式看待世界,。生活就像電子游戲,，因此你要將你的時(shí)間和精力花在最重要的地方。Yourcareer might be your main focus as you leave college, but rememberthat work isn’t everything either (and you don’t want to burn out).Go see the world, even on a budget or for free. Go on dates. Keepup your own creative side projects. Challenge yourself to see theworld in new ways. (Yes, take the commencement speech to heart.)Life is like a video game, so spend your time and energy in themost important areas.