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Career Exploration Resources

Use Career resources such as informational interviewing and the Occupational Outlook Handbook to gather the necessary information for pursuing the right career. Follow the links below for further details.

O*NET Online Resource

On O*NET Online Resource, enter a job title that interests you or search by occupation category to get detailed information (such as tasks, skills required, salary ranges, training, etc.).

Occupational Outlook Handbook Online

Enter a job title or search by occupation category in the Occupational Outlook Handbook to access detailed information on a wide range of occupations. (This resource is similar to O*NET.)

Informational Interviewing

Download the Informational Interviewing Guide (PDF)* to learn how to interview someone about their job in order to get information that will help you make career choices.*

Career and Life Planning Class

Learn about the Career and Life Planning Class, a 3-unit course designed for undergraduates that covers topics such as résumé writing, interviewing, self-assessments, discerning your calling, and searching for jobs.

Career Services Events

View a list of Career Services events.

National Association of Colleges and Employers

Research national trends and needs in the marketplace. View information gathered by the National Association of Colleges and Employers projecting job trends nationwide.

*The downloadable version of this document is provided in a Portable Document Format (PDF). To learn more about PDFs or to install Adobe Acrobat Reader, follow this link.

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