NEW HAVEN, CT- The job market for Cornell students graduating in 2014 is looking great, according to the mother of Kyle Westing, ’14. “Cathy’s son, remember him? He just got a job out in California. You’ll be sure to find a job!” said Mrs. Westing, talking to the 22-year-old archaeology major over the phone. With unemployment rate hovering around 7% and sitting at a higher 11% for Archaeology majors, Mrs. Westing assured Kyle that he has nothing to worry about. “Jobs love to see hard work, and you’re father and I know that’s what you do. There’s no way my son is going to be unemployed!” reiterated the 47-year-old secretary at the New Haven Museum and Historical Society. Sources later confirmed that Kyle needs to have a computer science background, which he does not have, in order to apply for “General Assistant” at the New Haven Museum and Historical Society.
Job Market Looks Promising for Graduates, According to Mom
