Career Services & Experiential Learning

Undergraduate Students

 

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Current Career Library Books Available

Career Services

Career Library

The Career Library holds several hundred volumes of books as well as multimedia resources that can help you in your career development and job search. Located in Ferrell Commons (formerly Student Resource Center) 7G on the Orlando campus, the library is open M-F 8 am to 5 pm. No appointment is necessary. A current list of Career Library books is available here.

Major & Career Information

Majors Exploration
Research majors from A-Z to learn more about the types of jobs they lead to, courses you would need to take, core skills to develop, and student/professional organizations to join.

Choices Planner
Want to learn more about different careers? This site has information on hundreds of careers and their projected growth and national salaries Under "Adults" section, click "Jump In" then click on the tab labeled "work."

Choices Interest Profiler & UCF Majors
This model is based on the theory that people are more satisfied and more successful in careers that match their interests. According to the theory, people can be loosely classified into six interest types: Realistic (R), Investigative (I), Artistic (A), Social (S), Enterprising (E), and Conventional (C). Academic programs and careers are also classified into these six areas to help you identify options for further exploration.

Choices Explorer
Explore careers and read interviews with people in the field. Choices Explorer has over 900 up-to-date career profiles, with summaries of work tasks, salary ranges, educational requirements, and quick links to related associations and publications. If this site does not have a description for the career you want, e-mail them and they will look it up for you.

Occupational Outlook Handbook
The US Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics gathers information on different careers including descriptions and employment and salary projections. Information on this site includes working conditions, educational requirements, earnings, and related occupations.

Peterson's Guide to Colleges
This site provides information about undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs. You can also learn about financial aid, test preparation, writing admissions essays, and more on this comprehensive site.

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