Kyle Hinojosa

With graduation just around the corner, many Texas State seniors are concerned about their future. Kyle Hinojosa tells us more in this Bobcat Update.

College graduation should be a time to celebrate a new chapter in your life. However, today’s economy is leaving students in a state of uncertainty. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, two-point-four million students will graduate with a bachelors degree in December -- at a time when jobs are scarce. Texas State Senior Katie Dyson says she's approaching graduation with mixed emotions:
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Texas State University Career Services Director Curt Schafer says looking for a job can be frustrating in hard economic times, but there are ways to manage it.
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Student Jordan Jamison is more optimistic than most.
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