Life Before Noon: A Millennial’s Manual

We were featured in The Big Transition’s post today, “Is academia finally keeping up with today’s society?” Matt Goldberg, a co-founder of the blog, raises some good points about higher education’s adaption to evolving technology and ideas.

How do you think your university is “keeping up?”

It started with fear.

Then a conversation.

Then an idea.

And finally, our first post.

On Saturday, May 3, we will graduate from college. As we sit here in February anticipating receiving that all-important piece of paper, it’s hard to imagine what we’ll be doing past that moment.

The silver lining is that statistically three of the five of us will be moving home come May. At least there’s a back-up plan.

So, here’s the deal. We need more information, and we figure you might too. When we graduated high school, we followed the yellow brick road straight to college. We had plenty of resources and guidance helping us out. Four years later, we’re faced with a lot of options and opportunities.

As we prepare to enter the world of early mornings, Life Before Noon is above all else a way to address the concerns we may all come across post-graduation.

It’s time to stop hitting the snooze button!