The tools you need for the future you want.

Time to choose a path and make plans for the future.

While choosing a career path can be overwhelming, and frankly a little intimidating, don’t feel like you have to do it alone. We have information that will help you make wise choices when determining your career goals. Get information on major career clusters, learn how much you need to earn in the future and what jobs will help you earn what you want, learn how to prepare for college, use our career planning tool and even get advice from actual employers on everything from how to succeed on a job interview to useful tips to draft the perfect resume.

Choosing a career

Choices for a bright future.

Choosing a career is a multi-step process that involves learning about yourself,
the world around you, and having a lot of vision. Although they are great for
guidance, no career counselor or aptitude test can tell you what career is best
for you. Don’t be tempted to make assumptions about a career field solely
based on what you have heard from others and what you see in the media.
The economy is growing, industries are changing, trends are shifting and new
technologies are changing the face of tomorrow’s workforce, so get ready.

Major career clusters

Choosing a career can be overwhelming, but there are ways to help you pinpoint
careers that use your natural skills and interest. Check out our career cluster
breakdown and find your ideal path.

Preparing for college

Making one of the biggest decisions of your life.

Choosing to go to college is choosing a path built on knowledge,
hard work and opportunity. Read on to find out ways to get ready.

Deciding what type of college is right for you.

A lot more goes into choosing the right college than what gets covered in a school
brochure. There are many options out there – some known more than others, all
worthy of your attention. Here’s some advice to help you find your way.

A timeline for college.

It's never too early to start preparing for the career of your
dreams. Read on to find out what steps you should be taking now.

Requirements for college.

Every college is different, but all of them set
some standards for evaluating prospective
students. Learn more, here.

Do you know about dual enrollment?

Admission officers love it, and so should you.
Click here to learn how dual enrollment can get
kickoff your career and save you time and money.

Applying to college

Time to get real about post-secondary education.

Deciding on a college is no easy task, but if you know what you’re looking for and
you’ve done enough research you shouldn’t worry. If you are serious about your
education you should know what college or colleges you will be applying to by the fall of
your senior year. Remember that time is of the essence when preparing for the future,
so start early and be mindful of application and enrollment deadlines.

Ten ways to avoid pre-college blues.

Infallible advice on how to enter college without entering into a state of panic.

What the typical college application asks.

Although no two are alike, this is what you should generally expect from a
college application. Read on to find out what you need to kickstart the process.

The 4-year game plan.

Your high school years are crucial for your postsecondary education.
Click here to find out how to stay on top of it.

An employer's perspective

Advice from the insiders.

Once you earn postsecondary credentials and begin your job search, you’ll probably ask yourself
what do employers want and expect from college graduates. There is not one single right answer,
as employers’ expectations change over the years and vary depending on the industry or
company culture. We decided to skip all the speculation and asked the employers to share their
experiences with us and tell us what they look for and expect from potential employees.

Hear it from the employers themselves.

We met with some of the most prominent employers in the area and
asked them to share a secret or two about their success and what
they look for when hiring new talent. Click here to hear
what they have to say.

Things you should know.

Should you get an internship? How about a LinkedIn? Do employers
care about your extra curricular activities? Find out, here.

Resume writing.

It’s more than an outline of your accomplishments; it’s your
professional and academic portrait. Learn how to make
your resume shine here.

Preparing for an interview.

From getting familiar with a company to
finding the perfect interview attire, there are
many steps, a few tactics and little secrets
here and there that can help you increase
your chances of turning a job interview
into a job offer. Read on to find out what
we think your first steps should be.

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