Online Resources

After you have learned about a few career options to consider, find out more about them. The Career Development Center offers a career resource library and additional print materials in the office.

Below are some helpful online research resources:

• America's Career InfoNet - salary ranges for approximately 500 occupations
• Activist Quotient - will you be in charge of your career?
• Benefits Link - links to benefits sites
• Careers Helper - careers and occupations resource directory
• Career Overview - career information, education, descriptions and job search resources
• College Board Questionnaire - explores college majors and careers
• Compensation Calculator - compares up to two job offers with your current salary
• My Majors - matches your interests and high school experiences with possible fields of study
• Occupational Outlook Handbook - a nationally recognized source of career information from the U.S. Department of Labor
• Professional Associations - associations post general career path information, job openings, area conferences and offer student memberships at discounted costs
• Riley Guide - a guide to online sites and services for a job search
• Salary Calculator - compare salaries in different cities, factoring the cost of living
• Salary.com - provides starting salary information or averages by geographic location
• Salary Expert - offers broad range salary information 
• Self Esteem Quiz - gauges your self esteem related to career choices
• Self Expression - for women in the workplace
• Vocational Information Center- links to educational sites such as tutorials, directories, associations, industry news and glossaries
• Wetfeet - research industries, companies, salaries and cities