You've landed your first job. Now what? We hear from recent alumni about their experiences getting started and get advice from James Citrin, author of "The Career Playbook: Essential Advice for Today's Aspiring Young Professional" and leader of Spencer Stuart's CEO Practice.De către Podcast by Wesleyan University

Renting an apartment, making a budget, paying for transportation, saving money for graduate school and retirement...managing money is a major stressor for new college grads, regardless of how much money you may (or may not) be making your first year out. We'll hear advice from both recent grads and Brenda Reny '78, wealth market executive for South…

You're not just graduating from college, you're starting a new life--that's why it's called commencement. Such transitions can be very exciting, but also terrifying. We speak with Neal Sardana, psychotherapist at Wesleyan's Office of Counseling and Psychological Services, on how to manage stress as you learn to navigate your first year out.…

How important is it to determine who you are before deciding who you want to be? What is the role of serendipity in the job search process? We speak with Katharine Brooks, author of "You Majored in What? Designing Your Path From College to Career" to explore the answers to these questions and more.De către Podcast by Wesleyan University

When college is great, and then takes an unexpected turn.De către Minnesota Public Radio

An all-access tour of the start of Erianna's college career.De către Minnesota Public Radio

College is expensive. Marissa and Erianna set their savings goals for the summer -- but whether they'll meet those goals is another story.De către Minnesota Public Radio

Decisions, decisions. Choosing where to apply to school, and where to go. Plus, a not-so-dream graduation story.De către Minnesota Public Radio

On First Year Out, a new podcast from Minnesota Public Radio News, Marissa Abara and Erianna Jiles let us into their lives as they navigate their first year out of high school. Here's a preview. Stay tuned.De către Minnesota Public Radio