Personal Statement: The Current Economic Situation

It is sometimes overwhelming to think that I will be entering the workforce in only a few short years. Yet, I do not feel that I will have a problem obtaining a job within the first six months of graduation. With the current economic situation, I believe that I have a very good possibility of obtaining a job. Currently, unemployment is low, there are a lot of jobs open, houses are affordable, and gas prices are fairly low. Taking these things into account, it would not be too difficult for me to move for a job, find somewhere to live and pay for the gas to get to and from work. The current economic situation would allow me to not only find a job, it will also allow me to be able to get there regardless of the mileage that I might have to go. Just like the current economic situation does not restrict me on where I can go for a job, it also is not restricting or having an influence on my classes, major, or my graduation date. I had my major picked out before I even committed to going to the University of Evansville. The economy had no influence on that. I only picked that major

If that happens, then I will stay with my parents until I can find a job to support myself. The main reason that I would stay with them is so that I am not living on the streets trying to find a job. This way I can have a roof over my head, and when the opportunity presents itself, I can look professional enough to hopefully get that job. Another reason for this is that I can have my parents help me look for a job to support myself. It may not be in the area of the job market that I want, but they may know people who are hiring. If I am unable to find a job on my own, I will not be too particular on the jobs that my parents find for me. If it is enough for me to at least make payments on my student loans, then it will be as good of a start in my adult life as