Career Resources

A vast collection of up-to-date career publications, reference materials, videos, college catalogs, and Internet resources allows users to explore the link between majors and work opportunities; examine occupational descriptions, educational requirements, employment statistics, and salary trends; and improve job-hunting skills.

• Testing and Education Reference Center
  
  • Online practice tests for college entrance, certification
 and licensing exams; information on colleges, graduate schools, and scholarships

• Academic Search Complete(EBSCO)
  
  •  Scholarly, multidisciplinary subject coverage; over 11,000 publications, including over 7,000 full text periodicals

• CareerOneStop
  
  • provides occupational and economic information about various career.
• America's Job Bank
  
  • allows the user to search for jobs by specific career interest and by state.
• mySkills myFuture
  
  • Explore new career options and expand your job search.  This CareerOneStop website is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration.
• CareerBuilder
  
  • may search classified advertisements in over 90 major newspapers throughout the United States.

• The Occupational Outlook Handbook
  
  • website allows the user to research various aspects of particular careers, including job outlook, earnings, and nature of work, just to name a few.
• O*net OnLine
  
  • is a tool for career exploration and job analysis. O*NET OnLine has detailed descriptions of the world of work for use by job seekers, workforce development and HR professionals, students, researchers, and more.
• Career Profiles
  
  • is a career and job search tool.