Assignment Two - Occupation Exploration - ENGL 101 Kevin Zepper - LibGuides at Minnesota State University Moorhead

Finding Articles and Online Sources on Your Career

Occupational Outlook Handbook
From the Bureau of Labor Statistics, this government reference tool gives updated statistics, descriptions, trends, and outlook for occupations in the United States.

LearningExpress This link opens in a new window
Provides a comprehensive selection of academic and career-related resources available in one platform. Users will need to create a personal account in order to take tests or download material.
Choose "College Center" to find prep tests for Graduate Schools -- GMAT, GRE, LSAT, MAT, MCAT, and PCAT

Visit MSUM's Career Development Center. Hint: Best to make an appointment in advance.

Make an appointment: careers@mnstate.edu

Handshake is a way to apply for jobs both on campus and off and your account can follow you after you graduate: Handshake

Academic Search Complete This link opens in a new window
Journals, magazines, and newspapers in almost every subject area.
Business Source Premier - EBSCO This link opens in a new window
Articles, market, industry and SWOT analysis reports, studies, and other business news.

Databases by Subject and Alphabetical List
If you do not find your major or discipline reflective in the above databases, explore all of our online databases by subject here.

How to Conduct a Journalistic Interview -- Scholastic gives steps and advice here:

Combine your career or major with terms such as:

Career

Career*

Job Outlook

Trends

Education

Training

Work*

Workforce

Industry

Statistics