Resources

• 2008 Hiring OutlookWhat careers in 2008 look promising? Which ones will be highest in demand? Find out with this report from Monster.com.
• Alternative Science CareersDo you want a career in science but don't want to be stuck behind a microscope? Look into these alternatives.
• Break into HRInterested in finding work in human resources? These strategies can help you land a job in this field.
• Career Decision-Making TrapsAvoid these common pitfalls as you decide which career to pursue.
• Career Planning Step-by-StepDeciding on your career path is only half the task. Determine the steps you should take to realize your goal.
• College Career Centers -- More than JobsIt's not just for graduating seniors.
• Dealing with the Quarter-Life CrisisYou're a few years out of school and think you should already have your career figured out. You're not alone.
• Discover the Work You Were Born to DoDoes the career path you're heading down match your core interests?
• Don't Let Money LeadThere's a lot more to picking a career than its salary.
• Evaluate a Job OfferGetting your first job offer is hard work. Sometimes deciding whether or not to accept is harder.
• Extracurricular Activities As Career PrepBuild marketable career skills through extracurriculars.
• Fastest Growing Science CareersConsidering a career in science and engineering? Find out what jobs are hot here.
• Find Your First Finance JobThe first step to finding your first finance job is selecting the right niche.
• First Things First: Passion or Practicality?What do you want to be when you grow up?
• Grad School or the Real World?If you're undecided as to whether you should go right to graduate school after college or work first, check out the pros and cons of each path here.
• HR 101: An OverviewThere are a variety of roles available within human resources. Find out if there’s a position that interests you.
• How Can You Become an Engineer?Is solving problems your thing? Good! The engineering profession could use you. Learn about all your options.
• How Volunteering Can Land You a Paying Gig
• How an MBA Can Help YouFor career advancement, many MBAs swear by their degrees. And the reasons why aren't all about number crunching.
• Is Engineering for You?Engineers help launch rockets and clean up the environment, but no matter what their focus, they help solve problems. Are you a problem solver?
• Launch Your Postcollege Career with JASPERIdentify what you have to offer -- and what you need from -- your future career with JASPER.
• Like Numbers? Love Labs? Consider a Math or Science CareerMath and science careers you should consider even if you don’t think you’re the next Einstein.
• Major-to-Career ConverterSee all the career directions your major can lead you.
• Make the Most of SummerSummer is approaching. Take advantage of those lazy days.
• Not the Usual Desk JobUnusual options for the adventurous job seeker.
• Professional School for Career PrepPrepare for your career by going back to school.
• Q&A: Academics and Career PlanningGet answers to questions about choosing a major, graduate schools and online colleges.
• Research Careers on the WebTake the information highway to a new career.
• Should You Take a Year Off After Graduation?Taking time off before jumping onto your career path can be beneficial to your career.
• So your Graduate wants to be a Community Organizer
• The Rewards of Research: Job Prep with a Scholarly EdgeTake your learning beyond the classroom!
• Three Steps to Choosing a CareerDon't wait for a career to land in your lap.
• Top 10 Tips for Career PlanningPointers to lead you on a great career path.
• Try This Four-Year Career ChecklistWhat makes you tick? Which major fits you best? How do you find a good career? This checklist will help you find answers.
• Volunteering for Your FutureLend a hand to get a leg up on your career.
• What is a Product Manager?Product managers sit at the intersection of R&D and sales. Learn about the skill you need to succeed in this sought after position.
• What to Expect from Your College Career CenterYour campus career center won't do all the work to find a job for you, but they can be a great resource. See what kind of help you can expect.

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