JMU says struggling grads can return for career resources for free

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No job after college? JMU to let struggling grads come back for free.

James Madison University will begin readmitting graduates for free classes and training if they have not found a job one year after college.

JMU says struggling grads can return for career resources for free

James Madison University announced Friday it had moved up the timeline for the JMU Guarantees, a first-of-its-kind promise to continue educating and counseling alumni who haven’t achieved a “positive career outcome” within a year of graduation.

No job after college? JMU will let struggling grads come back for free

RICHMOND — Many students are questioning the value of a college degree. With a new program, James Madison University says it will show it stands behind the graduates it sends into the workplace.