Hey /adv/, So I graduated from college with a BA in Geography

>>18030823
to add on to this, my GPA likely isn't good enough for graduate school. Plus, even getting a Master's in a field related to geography is a gamble.

>>18030823
Spread your job hunting net wider. There are a lot of fields that don't seem obviously related to geography where your knowledge can be an asset. Think "What do I have that I can bring to an emplyer that he doesn't realize he wants?"

>>18030823
Stop being picky about getting a job in your field of study. Get a shit job and keep looking until you find a better one.

>>18030823
Hey, fellow Geographer from central europe here. You sound american, so I can't give you much advice. Just this much:

1. Here it's a BSc
2. Here you're supposed to get a master for anything more than an internship.
3. As you know, geography is a ridicoulusly wide field. Like >>18031101 has pointed out, you want to apply to all kinds of jobs.

I'd say you have 3 options

>Get a walmart tier job and keep applying for 'dream jobs'
>Apply for wider range of positions. Museums. National Geographic. History Channel. University Geo. Depts.
>Apply for basic Govt positions in non field related positions that only require a degree and basic computer skills

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>>18030823

Do whatever you want to do

People telling you to get a job are jealous little small-dicked pricks who didn't follow their own passions in life

Follow your passions my friend

Have larger balls than these small-dicked girls' blouses in this thread