So, you think you've made it far after your hustling days of college? Think life has arrived since you've got a little piece of paper that boasts your name beautifully written in calligraphy? Life is just beginning and sadly, it's not as predictable as we brilliant social scientists predicted. Harvard to Homeless: A College Graduate/Drop-Out’s Guide to Surviving Potential Homelessness brings a new spin on the woes of the "twenty-somethings" midst the infamous Quarter-Life Crisis. Aeden Keffelew, a graduate from Duke University and a drop-out from Teacher's College, Columbia University, writes a humorous and thought-provoking survival guide based on a letter she sent to Duke officials and faculty about the financial pains of life post-college. The letter led to a campus-wide personal finance initiative at Duke University in April of 2012. The guide delves into the ironic and complicated necessities of a shoe-string budget, partying with a purpose in college, post-grad job droughts and surviving potential homelessness for the lost generation. A must-read for a true twenty-something year old seeker of unconventional wisdom and wit. harvardtohomelesscampaign.tumblr.com

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