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The Gradspot.com Graduation Gift Guide

By Gradspot.com

Commencement season is finally over, but for many the touchy subject of the graduation gift has yet to be broached. Let’s be honest—if you just graduated, you’re probably expecting a little more than a fake diploma and a pat on the back.... more >

The Frugal Traveler Does Europe

By Gritz

Since back in the days of Peter the Great, there have been few travel routes more coveted than a jaunt around Europe. It’s a classic journey, no doubt. But who has the money? All those pints of bitter, baguettes, and barrels of oil really add up, especially if you... more >

Pulling Together Pre-Trip Essentials

By Arielle Sachar

Many young travelers have the same nightmare. Naked and roaming an airport (hey, its a nightmare), unable to find someone who speaks English, an expired passport, the wrong currency, shivering like we’ve caught malaria (that may have something to do with the nudity), and the guard dogs... more >

Highsnobiety: The Weekly 5

By Gradspot.com

Highsnobiety is the premier website for street fashion, design, and culture. To help recent grads stay super fly, Highsnobiety Editorial brings its "Weekly Five" exclusively to Gradspot.com.... more >

Gradwatch on the NYT

By Dan Marley

In another edition of “Gradwatch on the NYT,” we troll The New York Times for grad-related stories that might have slipped through the cracks... more >

Top Ten Things to Do After Graduating

By Gritz

The best way to postpone (if not avoid) the feeling of post-grad dread is to take a step back and give yourself some time to decompress. For all the tomfoolery that goes on, college is a tough gig, and you wouldn’t be the first person to feel burnt out on commencement day.... more >

Top Ten Ways to Drop $600

By Christopher Schonberger

Starting this month, those coveted $600 tax rebates from the government will start hitting the mailboxes of recent grads who kept it real last year and didn’t make very much money. The big question is... more >

Notes from the New Continent

By Tom Wiseman

Buenos Dias!

I am feeling good about life in my new city and beginning to settle in. Perched high on the desert plain between two mountain ranges, San Luis Potosi is a city with a population of... more >

The Delaying the Real World Fellowship

By Cheddar Ted

Gritz sent me a link to this unofficial fellowship (not as unofficial as this fellowship) called Delaying The Real World, and even though I'm skeptical of any fellowship that claims to delay the real world by giving you $5,000, I applied because the application... more >

Finding Online Travel Deals

By Karen Keller

That spring semester in Australia gave you a taste for travel: the culture (i.e., drinking), the sights (i.e., surfers and beach babes), the food (i.e., more drinking). But how can you afford it now that your parents have stopped paying for you to “learn”? Luckily, travel doesn’t necessarily mean forking over... more >

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