What Do You Hope to Be Doing the Year After You Graduate From College? The Sunday Magazine analyzed what 226 members of the class of 2011 at one college, Drew University, are doing now, nearly a year after graduation, and the news is not good: most have acutely felt the stresses of the bad economy. Read what several of them are doing and why, then tell us what you dream you'll be doing the year after you graduate from college. In "Hello, Cruel World," Nathaniel Penn writes: For all its merits - including a much-admired theater department and a prestigious Wall Street internship program - Drew ranks 94th among 178 national liberal-arts colleges on U.S. News & World Report's annual list. Students: Read what many of the graduates profiled here are doing, then tell us where you hope to be the year after you leave college. Though you should feel free to dream a bit (you can pretend the economy will be much stronger), try to think realistically: what would be a good first job, or role, for you that year? How will it nurture or challenge you, or help you achieve bigger dreams later in your life? What limitations might you have? How do you picture your post-collegiate life in general? For example, where will you live, and with whom?