To access these resources or to get assistance deciding which resources would work best for you, come to The Career Center and speak to a Career Advisor. When accessing these sites, be critical of the information and confirm that the source of the information is reliable. Other privately sponsored sites may also contain occupational information. You may also access some resources over the Internet to get information about occupations that interest you, such as: FOCUS 2 (password-protected, see below)*.SIGI 3 (password-protected, see below)*.The library also has Computer Assisted Career Guidance (CACGs) programs including: Some of the resources available in The Career Center Library and online include: the Occupational Outlook Handbook, O*Net Online, New Guide for Occupational Exploration, VGM's Career Encyclopedia, and the Encyclopedia of Careers and Vocational Guidance. Information on salaries, job outlook, typical work duties, training and education required, and skills needed can be valuable when looking into particular occupations. There are many resources available that can assist you in finding information about occupations. The Career Center understands that this choice can be both exciting and challenging to navigate, so we have developed a variety of tools and services to help you evaluate your values, interests, and skills and make a career decision.
Choosing a major or occupation is often one of the first career decisions you will encounter as you move through the career development process.
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