College Student, Recent Grad:
Career and Job Resources
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Quintessential Job Search:
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A collection of the best job-search resources
for new college grads to help you find a job in the career of your choice,
including articles, tutorials, and job sites specifically for college graduates.
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As you get ready to leave college and land your first job after graduation, read the advice from folks who have recently
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Other Job and Career Resources for New Grads
After College -- a job and
internship site for college students and recent college grads. Post your resume or
search for job openings (by job type, industry, type of work, location, and keyword).
Also includes some basic career resources. Free to job-seekers.
Alumwire -- an interesting job site for college grads
and young alumni, bridging the gap between alumni networks and recruiters through resume collections,
job postings, and chat booth technology. No cost to job-seekers.
CampusCareerCenter -- a great place for undergraduate and graduate students to look
for jobs and internships around the world. Job-seekers can post their profiles for
employers to view and/or review current openings.
BanyanLink
-- a job, networking, and career site aimed at current students to recent grads, offering
listings for internships and entry-level positions. Develop your personal brochure, your personal
marketing plan, so that interested organizations find you. Many other career features also available.
No cost to visitors.
Career Development Manual -- from the University of Waterloo, a
great source for general job search information and steps in the process.
Careers in Business -- a very good resource for college students considering
a career in the business field. Contains information on a variety
of business career areas, listings of current jobs, and a
variety of other job-related reference material.
Careers Booklets -- SUNY Oswego has put together a number of online
booklets describing careers and majors, including: advertising,
biology & zoology, communications, history, marketing, music,
political science, sociology, and more!
College Central
-- a great place for college students and grads to begin your job and internship searches. You can
post your resume, search for jobs and internships, find job fairs, and get expert job and career
advice. Includes megajobs search engine. Free to job-seekers.
College Grad Job Hunter --
Award-winning online job search for college students and recent college grads. Excellent
resources for new grads, including having the entire College Grad Job Hunter book online at the site.
College Recruiter Employment Site -- Jobs for college students, grads and recent graduates. Entry
level work and career opportunities. Part-time and full-time.
experience.com
-- a nationwide membership organization for students and young professionals who are in the
process of launching your careers that offers members industry snapshots, company case
studies, career guidance, experience magazine, a resource center, and more. Free.
Graduating
Engineer and Computer Careers -- a career and information center for young engineering and computer science
majors starting your careers. Simply a wealth of information and resources to prepare you and help you land that
job -- or apply to graduate school. Free to job-seekers.
Groupereye -- an interesting site for college students
and recent grads, in which you can enter company-sponsored case competitions (prizes, networking, internships), as well
as search for internships and entry-level positions. No cost to job-seekers.
iHipo --
a combination of social network and job site, iHipo provides young professionals and
students the ability to browse through hundreds of international job and internship postings,
post a profile, and develop contacts. iHipo stands for international High Potential network.
No cost to job-seekers.
Major Resource Kits -- link academic majors to career alternatives by
providing information on career paths, sample job titles, and a short
bibliography of materials available to particular majors. From the University
of Delaware's Career Services Center.
My Future -- for job-seekers, resume and cover letter advice. For current college
students, advice on funding your college education.
MyWorkster.com --
a great business-networking site, connecting business professionals and college students, where you
can build and expand your network of contacts, begin networking for job opportunities and job leads,
join groups, and post your resume. No cost to job-seekers.
One Day, One Job --
an interesting blog about entry-level jobs, where each day it looks at one
employer and the jobs that they are offering for recent college graduates.
The site profiles employers college grads may never think to look for rather than
just mainstream employers. No cost to job-seekers.
Studentjobs.gov -- from the United States
Office of Personnel Management, a site for students to explore career and job opportunities with the
federal government. Job-seekers must register to use all features of the site, including searching
job listings and posting your resume. Free to job-seekers.
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