If you want to find out about different fields of work or different
professions, regardless of particular employers, check out the site
below.
| Talking To Other Alumni--Alums can
give you plenty of information about a job industry. After all
they work there. They are usually very helpful and willing to
talk to other alums. They can answer the questions no database
or brochure can! |
| Experience On-Campus--This
career information site provides information on industries that
are hiring college graduates. You'll have to login using a Carleton
username and password but if you call the Career Center at x4293
or e-mail kpeterso@acs.carleton.edu,
we can get you that information. |
| WebExchange--Carleton and other selective
liberal arts colleges have created this site to help liberal arts
students find out about industries specifically geared toward
them. |
| The Riley Guide--Helps
you learn what people in different careers do. It's a very comprehensive
site, and highly recommended if you aren't sure exactly what paralegals
an environmental activists do (for example). |
| Job Star--This
site can help tell you how to get to a job you want and will show
you some possible career paths. Learn how to get into your chosen
career, and what to expect from it. |
| The
Career Exploration Links Page--A great source of information
arranged by job field. If you're interested in a career in anything
from architecture to social service, this is the place to find
out all about it. |
| CareerPlanit--This
service of the National Association of Colleges and Employers
has information and resources for college grads about different
tools, including an interactive career exploration tool. |
View a huge assortment of job databases that
provide listings for a variety of different jobs--from the environment
to computer science to medicine. We've got lots of choices.
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