The search for a post-graduation job is a tremendously important task facing graduating seniors. However, many seniors may not be adequately prepared to carry out an effective job search. Graduating seniors' job hunting effectiveness can be improved if the task is viewed from a marketing perspective. Also, marketing edu cators can assist graduating seniors by offering a job hunting seminar series. A ration ale and description for this type of educational program are presented in this article.
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