Highschool Seniors, new research says about 10 percent of schools are looking at applicants MySpace and Facebook pages. What is on yours?
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Mike // September 23, 2008 at 1:22 pm |
I think it is important for young adults to know how much these social networking sites can affect their future. Many of them post inappropriate content and do not realize it will most likely come back to bite them. Even if it does not prevent them from getting into college, it is likely a future employer may look it up. Past data can also be retrieved as well, so the safest way is to just avoid it all together. If you have it, be careful what you post and be careful what others post about you.