Careers & Jobs: Explore Careers

A FREE resource designed to help students explore careers by providing the most current local data on wages, employment, education and training, as well as a career assessment that considers the student’s interests, skills, and values.

Career development resources for Black college students can help graduates plan for their lives beyond the classroom. By offering assistance with resume writing, interviewing, and networking, career resources help prepare Black students to enter the competitive job market. Professional organizations also help students prepare for the workforce through mentorship programs, job listings, and career guidance resources.

The best overall site for all aspects of career planning and job-hunting. Exceptionally well-organized and easy to use.

An archive of the outlook for careers within an industry. Data may be older, but provides away to see what careers might be available to you.

- An in-depth look at the many and varied types of public service
- An exploration of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program: who is eligible, how to apply, and more
- A list of volunteer opportunities to help students toward their professional goals

Comprehensive career planning and job-hunting site, with strong coverage of general and career-related research methods.

Job shadow from the comfort of your own home! View short videos of hundreds of employees and professionals talking about the daily tasks of their jobs to give you a look into what they really do.

A powerful 70 question personality instrument that helps individuals discover their personality type. Helps direct you to the proper career field.

Detailed catalog on skills, abilities, knowledge, work activities, and interests associated with over 950 occupations. O*NET Online is based on the most current version of the Standard Occupational Classification System.

The best single source on specific careers. Includes information on employment trends, working conditions, job outlook, job qualifications, earnings, and more.

"Learn about the typical career areas and the types of employers that hire people with each major, as well as strategies to make you a more marketable candidate."