r/careerguidance — a large subreddit where students and young adults ask real questions about careers, job searches, majors, internships, and work experiences, and where authentic, helpful responses are welcomed.

r/jobs — a community centered on job‑related questions, resume tips, interview advice, and real work experiences, which can naturally connect to Home From College’s mission.

r/FindAPath — a subreddit focused on helping people think through future paths and career decisions, which is highly relevant to recent grads or students thinking about careers.

r/PersonalFinance or r/povertyfinance — these communities often discuss budgeting, work, and financial planning, and are places where Gen Z talks about managing school, money, and early careers.

r/StudentLoans and college help subs — where folks ask questions about student loans, financial aid, and school choices, which provides opportunities for authentic discussion related to starting a career.

I don’t have prior brand-focused Reddit posts, but I am an active Reddit user and understand how to engage authentically with communities. I can create posts that spark discussion and provide value, such as sharing relatable experiences about starting college, job searching, or balancing work and school, while staying genuine and community-focused.

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