A resource center is available to help you put together a professional resume, breeze confidently through interviews, research companies, and figure out finances. Odds are you're already familiar with JobTrak through your campus career center, 'cause JobTrak has a virtual monopoly on job listings in association with college campuses. What makes JobTrak special is that it works with employers to target their recruitment efforts at particular schools, so chances are better for an employer-employee fit. This coordination has led JobTrak to enjoy its position as the nation's largest job listing and resume service targeting college students and alumni. Log on for your shot at thousands of jobs.
Monster has information on finding jobs, polishing a resume, and interviewing.
Monster Campus is a component of Monster, providing a special area for college students and recent grads looking to get started in the job world. If you're in search of workplace research, this site is a good bet for a solid start. The Consulting, Investment Banking, and Accounting industry and company guides are especially popular. And if you don't mind extra email in your inbox, you can sign up for career newsletters with tips on scoring jobs in Silicon Valley, banking, accounting, and even Hollywood. If you're unsure of what career you're looking for, or want to know more about your prospective employer than you can get by talking to friends of your parents, WetFeet offers loads of advice for the job-seeker.