Business is one of the most popular degrees for students to pursue. Between 2014 and 2015, nearly 358,000 jobs requiring a business management degree were posted in the United States. Of that number, 85 percent required at least a bachelor’s degree. The Community for Accredited Online Schools has published a guide that was created to Read More

I have published LINK for Counselors for 3 years now and we have published some great articles for Counselors on Careers to Consider for your students. Here is a summary and links to those: Cybersecurity Forestry Emergency Management Food and CPG Marketing Occupations and Attending Career & Technical School Supply Chain Management and Logistics Chemical Read More

It may seem like it’s a lifetime away for your students to begin their work careers but those four years of school go by very fast. The Center for School, College, and Career Resources has shared a resource at the Community for Accredited Online Schools has created a guide that highlights possible career paths while Read More

The road to medical school and becoming a doctor isn’t what it used to be. Getting into med school has always been tough, but for those who made the cut in past generations, there was an assurance of high earnings and a rewarding career. Today, ask a doctor if they would recommend the profession to Read More

There are many career fields students can go into but evaluating and choosing fields that are growing can be important to students that don’t have a planned career path in mind. Money Crashers recently posted a list of 10 great career fields that are growing and will be in demand for years to come. Medical Read More

Michigan State University’s Collegiate Employment Research Institute recently conducted a survey of employers expected to recruit college graduates in 2018. The student hiring outlook is excellent and employers are expected to recruit more than 13 percent more bachelor’s degree graduates according to Phil Gardner, the survey’s author and director of the institute. Here is a Read More

Martha Bowman, who is a School Counselor, put together an impressive list of tools that students can use to determine which careers might be of most interest to them. Most of these are free, but note there is a cost associated with a few of these resources. Here is her list: The Work Interest Quiz Read More

Many of your students probably can’t settle on a career path, and several who have chosen a direction perhaps have based it on misinformation or a whim. Probably several haven’t even thought about it yet. But maybe you can help. Some experts believe high school juniors and seniors just aren’t prepared to make a decision Read More

Career Outlook from the Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes some great information that can be used by you and your students to help them find job opportunities. Which jobs are hot usually depends on where you live. Opportunities in Longview, Washington, may differ from those in Longview, Texas, for example. A good way to find Read More