<prompt> Human: I graduate in December with a health services health administration concentration, business administration minor, and a history degree. Got offered a job scanning medical documents for the implementation of electronic health records. The job is second shift 3-9 pm Monday through Friday at 11 an hour wage. I would have job security for at least a year or longer depending on how long it takes to get all the records into the system. So I get the 11 an hour or 22,880 because scanning medical documents isnt exactly rocket science, and because of that I bet 11 will be a static wage throughout the project. My parents pointed out I was making 9.73 at FedEx. My initial thoughts were that this would be a great job while I finish college than look for another job. When I told my internship supervisor this she basically told me it would look bad if I left the position before the year long project was completed. So my questions are what should a college graduate expect after college? Is expecting to getting a starting wage at 13 unrealistic? Do you agree that if I take the job I it would be in my best interest to stay there the year? Should I ask if this I do well at this job that there would be possibly a way of moving up in the company. Thanks for the advice.  <response>: This job sounds like a dead-end at a suboptimal pay rate. 15hr minimum to get just above poverty wages. My instinct is to pass. 