FAQ

How do I search for a job?
We are currently in the process of updating our job search software.

How do I find an internship or job related to my major?
Click on the Career Planning link to your left and use the free tools we have there for you. These include: What can I do with this major? and the Occupational Outlook Handbook .

Once you find job titles and descriptions that you like, the real search begins. Click on the Job Search link and use NACElink to locate internships and entry-level jobs that do not require lots of experience. Be sure to contact the Career Services Coordinator in your College to schedule a planning session and prepare a resume!

Also, try going to Google.com and searching for your majors' professional organization. These are sites that end in .org and are non-profit, this means the information they contain is usually unbiased, and specific to your career field. Many professional associations list jobs on their web sites.

How do I find information about a specific employer?
We have several tools to help you research employers. Use Employer profiles in VAULT; or click on Job Links from the menu on the left or any of the links under JOB LISTINGS to find out about specific employers. Try a search engine like Google.com and type in the company's name. This will take you to their website, but your work is not done there . Most big companies have separate corporate sites along with their commercial site. The hard part is finding the corporate site. First Scroll down to the bottom of the page and look for a link that says Career Opportunities, Employment, Corporate Site, or even Investor Relations. If you're still having trouble finding information, stop by the Career Resources Lab in Indigo House Room 108 and we will be glad to help you.