The web sites below provide information about career fields, including job descriptions, salaries, education, majors, and much more.

• What Can I Do With This Major
• New York State Department of Labor Career Zone
  

  (highly recommended!) ... assess your interests and research careers on this site

• Occupational Outlook Handbook
  ... lots of great information about specific occupations
• The Riley Guide
  a directory of employment and career information sources and services on the Internet and instructions for jobseekers and recruiters on how to use the Internet to their best advantage
• Experience.com
  is a resource for students and young professionals beginning their careers. From researching a company and finding a job to reading about the latest workplace trends, experience.com has it all.
• Job Choices Online
  an online magazine from the National Association of College and Employers featuring articles on career planning and job search
• The Princeton Review: Career
  offers students information about standardized tests, admissions, internships, graduate school and career and career information.
• JobHuntersBible
  Richard Nelson Bolles designed this site as a supplement to his book, "What Color Is Your Parachute?, the best-selling job-hunting book and practical manual for job-hunters and career-changers
• Career Journal
  a premier free site for executive, managerial and professional jobs.
• VaultReports: Career Advice
  free access to revealing information about major corporations and law firms, including current company activities, work environments, and secrets on curveball interview questions and tactics.
• Career Competencies
  a site developed by MIT to explain the qualities that employers seek and how students can develop them.