Online Resources

Click the buttons below to view valuable online resources for your career. 

• Social Media - Twitter 
• Social Media - Facebook
• Social Media - Instagram
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• America’s Job Bank
• America’s Career InfoNet
• The Black Collegian Online
• Buzzfile
• GA Hospital Jobs
• HBCU Career Center
• US Department of Labor
• Job Hunter’s BibleNACE Job web
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• Hoover’s Online
  Online company information
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• Monster Board
  An interactive data base for listing and locating job opportunities
• The Riley Guide
  Employment opportunities and job resources on the internet
• USAJobs
  Current job openings with the Federal Government
• JustJobs Internships
  Job search results with thousands of
  internships locally and nationwide

 

 Leading Job Search Engines for
Diversity and Minority Job Seekers

• DiversityJobs.com
• LatPro.com

 

 U.S.  Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics: Occupational Outlook Handbook

• Statistics

This U.S. Department of Labor site features the most complete source of information and statistics on careers, the Occupational Outlook Handbook. You can learn everything you want to know about any career in the U.S.: 1) nature of the work; 2) working conditions; 3) employment; 4) training, other qualifications, and advancement; 5) job outlook; 6) earnings; 7) related occupations; and 8) sources of additional information. Each profile also includes BLS employment projections for the 2010–20 decade.

• ONET - Occupational Information Network
• Glassdoor: An Inside Look at Jobs & Companies

This website provides information on salaries by occupation and geographic location. You can also research companies and read reviews from current and former employees. Also lists the top 50 employers to work for in 2012.

 "What Can I Do with a Major in...?"

• Princeton Review
• College Board
• Quintessential Careers

Choose “Career Guides,” then “Guides for Specific Careers” to access a list of university majors and explore career options related to the major.

• Job Choice
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