i know another loyola university member who does, and that is mr. tom benson. i can tell you this, your best years are yet to come, but that does not mean it will be easy. in fact, i can guarantee you that you will face adversity along the way, and for most of you, it will be the toughest thing you have ever had a face in your life. i will also tell you that every successful person you meet or talk to will say that it was because of that adversity that they were given the opportunity to reach new heights that they never thought possible. for me, it was my shoulder injury back in 2005, december 31, 2005. i was playing for the san diego and charters. i dislocated my right soldier going into an off-season in which i did not have a contract and did not have a job. when you have that kind of injury at the quarterback position, they are not that many people that come calling or knocking. at that time, i thought this is probably the worst thing they could have ever happened to me. but now, i look back at it for years later and i say it was probably one of the best thi

i kno another loyola university member who does. [laughter] [applause] i can tell you this -- your best years are yet to come, but that does not mean it is going to be easy. i can guarantee you that he will face of adversity along the way. for most of you -- that you will face adversity along the way. for most of you, it will be the toughest thing you have had to face in your life. every person that you meet will say it is because of that adversity that they have the opportunity to reach new heights that they never thought possible. for me, it was my shoulder injury in 2005, december 31. i was playing for the san diego chargers and i dislocated my right shoulder going into the off season in which i did not have a contract. i did not have a job. when you have the kind of injury as a quarterback, ere are not many people who come calling or knocking. at the time, i thought it was probably the worst thing that could have ever happened to me. but now, i look back at four years later, and i say it w probably one of the best things that ev

he considered changing majors but last week he graduated from loyola university with degree in finance> i was confident i was applying myself as hard as i could and things turn around and the ecomony is cyclical. >> reporter: the spring survey find companies will hire 5.3 more new graduates than last year when there was a 22% degrees in hire. career counselors say the key is patience and fleckibility. student may not land the dream jobs right away but entry level positions are out there. >> those with a college degree feel they earned their career and it really isn't that way. >> reporter: bruce is in thinks 27th year of career counseling and optimistic and realistic. graduates face a job market with almost 10% unemployment and nearly 1 in 5, 20 to 24-year-olds don't have work. >> sometimes you will face rejection when you are out there in the job market and might interview well for a position, and not get the offer. but, it's like you are really just got to keep plugging away and being persistent. >> reporter: exactly what he tells friends who hope to follow his footsteps. >> you can