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Your career will not come to you--you must take the initiative to explore, research, and experience those areas you believe you may be interested in. Only then will you be sure of what path to take.
The best way to explore careers is to experience them. To do them. As many of them as you can!
Most of us have a limited vision of what careers are available to us. We know what our families do, what we view in the media and, finally, what we happen to stumble across. There is a better way!
To help students make good decisions and secure positions we offer a range of counseling services, experiential programs, topical workshops and focused recruiting programs.
What Can I Do With This Major?
Occupational Outlook Handbook
O*Net Online
The Idealist Guide to Nonprofit Careers
Northern Illinois University's Major Web-Links
The Princeton Review
College Board Major & Career Profiles
Career Ideas
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One Day, One Job
Looking for information on exciting entry-level jobs? One Day, One Job is the insider’s guide to unique and exciting entry level job and career opportunities for recent college graduates. Our daily employer profiles highlight the best entry level jobs and offer innovative job search tips.
Career Guide to Industries
Quintessential Careers
University of Waterloo Career Development Center E-Manual
Riley Guide
Top 500 Entry-Level Employers of 2008
Occupational Outlook Quarterly
US Department of Labor Employment Projections Page
Iowa Workforce Development Projections
Iowa Occupational Employment Statistics Wage Survey
Salary.com
Glassdoor
Glassdoor.com gives you an inside look at company salaries, reviews and interview questions for more than 28,000 companies.
America's Career InfoNet
Sperling's Best Places
Relocation Salary Calculator
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Search occupational wages locally and nationally.
Economic Research Institute
Expected career earnings for new grads, cost of living, and salaries by geographic region.
JobSmart
Great site for California. Choose "salary information."
Jobweb
Find information on researching employers, interviewing advice, salary information and more.
Moving.com
Get real time quotes on domestic or international moves and use their cost-of-living analysis to compare federal, state and local taxes and salary conversions in most cities in the U.S.
Salaries By Industry
CareerJournal.com lists salary information that tends to be of a general nature, although sometimes specific regions are noted.
SalaryExpert.com
A free comprehensive salary site offering salary, benefits, and cost-of-living information. Find salaries quickly by selecting Job Title and Zip.
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