There is growing interest of young graduates to participate in student organizations as a strategy to prepare for labor markets. The aim of this study was an exploratory study of these experiments and their results for students who attended them. We took as research method the case study and the results indicate that the role that student organization has played in the lives of these young people focused more on an attempt to overcome the anguish and constant feeling of inadequacy and the demands of the labor market today than in a experience that actually increased their employability.
career management; youth; subjectivity