Elina Furman

Consultant and author of The Everything After College Book: Real-World Advice for Surviving and Thriving on Your Own

Andy Masters

Author of Life After College: What to Expect and How to Succeed in Your Career

Marcos Salazar

Author and Founder of the Life After College Project

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If you’ve moved back in with your parents, set a timeline for moving out.

This creates a firm goal and you’ll be more determined to find a way to make it on your own without having your parents foot the bill.

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If you’ve moved back in with your parents, set a timeline for moving out.