Career Exploration Library
An extensive collection of career guidance material organized by the University of California - Berkeley's University Health Services department.

The Career Interests Game (University of Missouri)
Match your interest and skills with career opportunities!

careers.org
Jobs, careers, and career education

JobHuntersBible.com (Net Guide and Parachute Library)
A Web supplement to Dick Bolles's book, “What Color Is Your Parachute?”

Job Search USA
Browse/search jobs by type and location, post resumes, receive e-mail job alerts, and more.

Margaret Riley's Job Guide

My Career Guide
Helps build the right career of your choice; provides useful utilities like salary tools, resume tools, and valuable tips on how to give an interview.

MyRoad
Explore your destiny: colleges, majors, careers

Occupational Outlook Handbook -- Courtesy of the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. A detailed description of many professions can be found under the A-Z Index or you can search by keyword.

UniXL
UniXL's aim is to provide students and the general public with high quality and relevant educational resources. It includes a search engine that is specific to education and careers.

National Employment Counseling Association
Dedicated to helping people prepare for, enter, understand and progress in the world of work through legislative advocacy, establishing standards and guidelines, showcasing best practices and networking. A division of the American Counseling Association (ACA).

Whitefield Consulting Worldwide
The Online Business Education & Career News Service

Major Decisions: For Students Who Are Exploring Majors
Designed to help students choose a major that fits their interests, abilities, and values. Sections include "Some Common Misperceptions about Choosing a Major," "Interest Inventories," "Course Work," and "Five Considerations."

Majors and Careers Series
This Web site provides an information page for every major at Indiana University. Each major's information page includes both academic and career-related information. The site also has a keyword search function and a search for majors “by your interests.”

MyMajors.com
Have you decided that you want to go to college, but don't know what you want to major in? If you aren't sure, MyMajors.com can provide useful advice on college and university majors that a high school senior or college freshman with your interests and achievements might do well in.

MyRoad.com
Explore your destiny: colleges, majors, careers

Transferrable Skills Survey
The University of Minnesota - Duluth has created an online survey that gets students thinking about what skills they can bring to a job. Students are asked to evaluate themselves on communicating; research and planning; human relations skills; organization, management, and leadership; and work survival skills.

"What Can I Do With a Major In ... "
An excellent resource created by the University of North Carolina - Wilmington Career Services Office. This site is probably one of the best career/major resources out there.

CollegeLink
CollegeLink allows users to download software that helps to ease the college application process. According to their Web site, "CollegeLink is not a standardized application. Instead, each application is custom printed and formatted to match the regular forms used by colleges. Applicants use CollegeLink on their own, and submit individual applications that provide the unique information each college needs on the form it prefers." The cost is underwritten by the participating schools.

CollegeView
CollegeView allows you to search their database of over 3,500 two- and four-year schools. Their information is categorized under College Search, Education Index, Coffee Shop, Financial Aid, Careers, AppZap, Bulletin Board, and What's New.

ExPAN
The College Board is probably best known as the people behind the SAT, Advanced Placement (AP) Tests, and the College Level Examination Program (CLEP). They've expanded their services and users can now access their ExPAN service to search for colleges, scholarships, and career information. MyRoad.com
Explore your destiny: colleges, majors, careers

CollegePrep-101
A series of over 20 lessons on various subjects that students can receive weekly (via a listserv which is set up as a one-way mailing list), or view at their leisure and print off (via the WWW pages). Subjects of the lessons include; the application process, college visits, financial aid, stress management, time management, multiculturalism, extracurricular activities, etc. An excellent resource created and maintained by Lance Millis at Oklahoma State University.

Dear Uncle Ezra (Cornell)
The first on-line helpline in the world.

The Engineering Peer Advising Council (University of Pennsylvania)
One example of the Internet being used for peer advising.

Virtually Advising
According to this Web site's home page, "If you're a college hopeful, a lifelong learner or anyone in between, your academic troubles end here. Free of charge, no strings attached. We take your toughest academic problems, tackle them to the ground, and destroy them."

fastWeb
A searchable database of thousands of scholarships.

Financial Aid Information Page
Financial aid offices, scholarships/fellowships, grants, loans, government programs, and much more. An outstanding site!

GrantsNet
Created by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Office of Grants Management (OGM) for finding and exchanging information about HHS and other Federal grant programs.

The Student Guide: Financial Aid from the U.S. Department of Education
An excellent guide to federal financial aid opportunities provided by the US Department of Education.

SuperCollege.com
Designed to “provide the best resources to help students get into and pay for the college of their dreams.” Includes a free scholarship search of over 400,000 awards.

Dr. Grohol's Mental Health Page
Very comprehensive listing of general support and psychological resources, professional associations, and journals.

School Psychology Resources Online
Excellent resource covering a number of psychological and physical conditions.

Self Help (University of Wisconsin—Eau Claire)
Almost 200 self-help topics, including depression, eating disorders, relationships, drug use, personal success, and more. Includes a featured article, a top-ten list, and a "send to a friend" component.

National Student Exchange
A consortium of approximately over 150 U.S. colleges and universities that provide opportunities for students to study at participating member institutions while remaining enrolled at their home university.

Resources for Colleges and Universities in International Exchange
If you have any students who are considering studying abroad they should visit this Web site. There's everything from cross cultural information and the currency exchange rate to study abroad and volunteer opportunities. An extensive site maintained by the University of Southern California.

studyabroad.com
A comprehensive source for college-level international education programs including intensive language and experiential education. Directories of programs are organized by both destination country and curriculum. Definitely a site to check out!

Study Abroad opportunities (Yahoo Listing)

Dr. King's Exam Hints
Test-taking tips from Dr. Kathleen King at Idaho State University.

Maximizing your Academic Experience -- Dartmouth College
Academic success videos, time management, reading textbooks, and more.

Study Strategies Home Page
A unique and innovative resource of study strategy tips maintained by the University of Minnesota - Duluth.

Study Tip of the Week
Effective studying tips from Ohio University's Academic Advancement Center

Study Tips
Several online resources covering time management, listening skills, note-taking, test-taking, and stress management. Courtesy of the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University - Minnesota.