'When is my career going to start?' College grads face one of the bleakest job markets in history

Carly Rogers, a senior at the University of Florida, had hopes of jump-starting her public relations career upon graduation with an internship at Edelman in New York City.

After an extensive application and interview process, Rogers received a call from Edelman congratulating her on landing the role -- but also informing her that the summer internship program was canceled.

"It was just like a surreal moment, like, 'Oh, you did it,'" Rogers said. "That's a really hard conversation to have."

Rogers was hopeful that the position at Edelman would get her foot in the door, leading to a full-time position when the internship ended.

Some people are born for paper hats and name tags.

Just in time for the War with China.

There's way more shitty times to graduate than good times to graduate. The system is a lot like the Three Stooges operating the pie machine.