http://mymajors.com/

With such a wide variety of majors available, are you confused about which one you want to pick? Don’t be! MyMajors.com can help. This site asks a variety of questions about high school performance and interests. Answering these questions takes approximately 10-15 minutes, at the conclusion of which, the user is given a list of the top 5 majors for which he/she may be suited. It also has links that provide more information about those majors, and what schools are best known for strong programs in that major. MyMajors.com is a definite help in figuring out how you could spend your time in college! 

Website reviewer - Mikaela Maria, Keystone College student

Think you know it all when it comes to effective resume writing?  Developed by Quintessential Careers, a leader in online career and job-search advice, this is a great online quiz for entry-level job seekers to test their resume writing knowledge.  If you provide your email address, the correct answers will be sent to you via email.  If you prefer not to provide your email address, the Career Development Center staff can provide you with the correct answers - feel free to email cdc@keystone.edu & we will email you the answers. 

Take the quiz here: http://www.quintcareers.com/new_grad_resume_quiz.html

This website provides a free career profile database that allows users to read interviews with people working in hundreds of different careers.  This is a great resource for those who want to know the “real deal” about careers directly from the people working in them.  Each profile will provide the reader with the answers to questions such as “What exactly do you do?”, “How should someone new to the workforce get a job like yours?”, “How did you get your job?”, “How many hours do you work a week on average?” “What was your gross income for the last year you worked?”, ” Please list any benefits you have.” 

http://www.thecareerproject.org/

Want to not only get a good job, but get a good job in which you do good?  Check out Idealist.org one of the best sites out there that features jobs in nonprofit and community organizations in 165 countries.  They have blogs, Idealist user profiles from across the globe (yes, even Yemen), and free guides to nonprofit careers for first time job-seekers and those wishing to change careers.     

http://www.idealist.org/

Do you know the O?  The O*NET includes information for over 950 occupations and allows users to get a listing of jobs that match current or soon-to-be acquired skills.   http://online.onetcenter.org/

http://www.careertv.com/v2/FrontDoor.aspx

Hooked on YouTube?  Check out CareerTV - a website and syndicated TV show that bills itself “the first and only global television programmer and interactive website designed to help college students and young professionals develop long-lasting, successful careers.” Job seekers can view videos on the latest news for a range of topics including resumes, interviewing, salaries, and more.  One of the best features of this site is the opportunity to view a Q&A session with recruiters from employers such as Lockheed Martin Corporation, Hilton, Merck & Company, Inc., The Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Customs & Border Patrol and Enterprise Rent-A-Car.  You’ll get tips about how to create the resume that employers want to see and how to answer key interview questions directly from the people in charge of hiring for these agencies/companies.