Abstract:

This study aims to conduct analysis of the student's continuous levels of concern and the socio-demographic characteristics, the hope of finding a job, the priority of the job and the relationship between the business experience. For this purpose, the survey was applied to 392 students who studied in this section in the provinces of Muğla and Eskişehir. The applied survey uses the "Continuous Anxiety Inventory" developed by C. D. Spielberger and his friends (1970) and adapted to Turkey by Le Compte and Le Compte (1983). According to the analysis, the continuous anxiety levels of the department students were 44.84±8.257. According to the study, there is no difference in the level of concern of the students. There is no difference in the birth range; the level of anxiety in the women in the section is higher. However, the conclusion has been that there is no significant difference in the level of concern depending on the place of residence of the family, the level of education of the parents and the working conditions. The choice of the department voluntarily, the advantage out of university education, the business experience and the hope of finding a job after graduation have seen significant differences. Finally, it is possible to say that there are no differences in the level of concern between the groups according to the priorities of the participants in job finding and the circumstances of the thoughts on the impact of university success in job finding.