For many of you who will graduate from college any day now, you're starting one of the most fun, scary and challenging times of your life. You're facing a huge change — and you may have a hard time coping, whether you're moving to a new city to start your career, or moving back in with your parents to job-hunt.
I recently came across a fabulous article 
about how to handle those first 30 days after graduating from college. The tips range from the simple and practical (make sure you have a professional-sounding email address) to the deeper, emotional stuff (how to handle the loss of your college support system).
I wish I'd read a guide like this when I graduated. The months following my college graduation were probably much more stressful than they needed to be.
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