A Girl's Guide to Starting Life on Your Own in a Ridiculously Expensive City You Can't Afford
After college, graduates are often left with more questions than answers, especially about surviving alone in a big city. This fun, but practical guide provides young women with everything they need to adapt to life on their own, including: managing money (you can save on your measly salary), networking with confidence (don’t ask for a job, ask for advice), finding a safe, affordable apartment (check the place out at night before you sign the lease), and finding your dream job (persistence absolutely pays off). Plus essential websites, phone numbers, and success stories to prove that it can be done!
Adina Kalish Neufeld has been living on the cheap in places she can’t afford for over ten years. She has written for The New York Times, Glamour, and Mademoiselle and currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia.
May
244 pages
5 x 8
Carton qty: 24
M. Evans & Company, Inc.