You'll see online and print sources geared toward students at Stevenson University who are "designing their career!"
Look at the other pages in this guide for more, including specific books and videos to help you in all stages of your career-imagining experience!
Note on the Websites
The websites listed below are great all-in-one sites that feature information about specific careers, including expected salary for different parts of the U.S., training requirements, and anticipated growth for that occupation.
Recommended Web Sites
Career Services : The folks at Career Services can provide advice and feedback as you prepare for the job search and interviews. The Career Architecture process is one of the hallmarks of Stevenson University, so do take advantage of the many services and expertise this center has to offer.
Best Careers from U.S. News : This special issue explores which careers in which industries will thrive and which will not in these turbulent times.
Career Onestop : Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, this site offers a wealth of resources.
O*NET OnLine : Information on occupations, key attributes and characteristics of workers. For example, you can select a list of skills you possess, and O*Net will retrieve a list of possible occupations where those skills are needed. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor.
Occupational Outlook Handbook : An annual publication of the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. It includes information on specific occupations including required education, anticipated earnings and anticipated job availability. It also has information on employment outlook by state.
State and County QuickFacts : Considering relocating after college? Get a snapshot of cities and towns of over 25,000 people across the country. Lots more information is available at the Census Bureau home page.
