Many high school students think that career planning is something that begins once they have entered college. On the contrary, career planning is a process that begins before high school, and most naturally should continue into the college years. Career planning, in fact, is an ongoing process that allows you to rethink and reevaluate yourself and your career options as you have experiences, and as you grow and develop.
Helpful Links:
America’s Career Info Net
General job market trends, wages, & what it takes on your part in terms of knowledge, skills, and abilities
BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics) Career Exploration Site
What do you like? Exploring Careers
College Board’s Career Browser
Browse specific jobs and learn about working conditions, job forecasts, related professions, and what you can be doing right now to reach your goals
College View’s Career Center
You will find all the info & help you need to jumpstart your career
Futures
Money matters, military opportunities, beyond high school and more
MyMajors
Provides useful advice on college and university majors
Occupational Outlook Handbook
Department of Labor publication; standard source of information on specific occupations; best site for exploring everything you need to know about a career