The answer is different for each individual. Many graduates don't know yet what they would like to do as an occupation or career, so a 'gap year' in the workforce could provide time to think and consider alternatives. Also, the military is a good option for those who would like to serve their country and learn a practical skill ( IT, mechanics, culinary arts), and later qualify for the GI Bill for four years of college tuition and living allowance.
The answer is different for each individual. Many graduates don't know yet what they would like to do as an occupation or career, so a 'gap year' in the workforce could provide time to think and consider alternatives. Also, the military is a good option for those who would like to serve their country and learn a practical skill ( IT, mechanics, culinary arts), and later qualify for the GI Bill for four years of college tuition and living allowance.