What should I do with the files after graduating from college?

How to deal with college students' archives after graduation is explained as follows:

Generally speaking, files can be kept by the school within two years after graduation. Files that have not been transferred during the employment period will be transferred from the school to the talent exchange center where the student's household registration is located after the expiration; Those who participate in western planning or teaching work shall be kept by the school, and then come to the school to file files after the teaching period expires.

At present, the state generally adopts three methods for the archives of unemployed college graduates:

First, transfer the files to the source of students, which will be received by the personnel bureau of prefecture-level cities. This method is more suitable for graduates who are ready to work in the source areas and graduates who don't want to work for the time being.

Second, leave the files at school. The state issued a document to allow graduates who have not yet implemented their household registration and files to stay in school for two years. After the implementation of the work unit, the accounts and files will be moved to the place where the work unit is located. If the application file has not been executed for more than two years, the school will move its file and account back to its place of origin, and the school will no longer issue employment registration cards for it. This method is suitable for graduates who have a desire for employment but have not yet found a job.

Three, the file will be handed over to the employment agency or talent exchange center. This method is more suitable for graduates who are preparing for postgraduate entrance examination, entrepreneurship and flexible employment.