Career Library Resources: 

Student Development has resources such as:

CHOICES- Use this computer-assisted career guidance program to examine your interests and gather information about careers, and also gather graduate school school information.

The Graduate School Search Handbook, which is provided in the Graduate School Preparation Workshop, contains information to assist in preparing and applying to graduate school.

The Career Manual is a self-help guide published by Student Development which covers topics such as Resume Writing, Interviewing, Negotiating Salary, and Conducting a successful job search.

Literature and Videos: numerous books and videos on career topics are available for use in the library.  In addition, a number of free career and job search magazines, including "Job Choices", can be obtained in the Career Library.

Web Resources:

The Occupational Outlook Handbook (access to US Bureau of Labor Statistics Information on a variety of career areas) can help students research various career fields. 

Peterson's Guide:  offers an online directory to Masters and Ph.D. granting colleges in the US.

Job Hunters Bible.com:  Career planning, advice and suggestions for job search on the Internet from author and career guru Richard Nelson Bolles.

Financial Aid:  A Free online scholarship service with 3 million scholarship opportunities.

Relocation Help:  City by city relocation information including cost of living, moving expense, and school profiles is provided, along with a special section devoted to the needs of new college grads.
Jobweb.com:  Career and job search advice for college graduates.
What can I do with this major?:  A convenient website that helps you connect majors with careers.
ONet online: A site from the U.S. Dept. of Labor which allows you to compare your interests and abilities to career profiles. Over 800 careers profiled, with video highlights.