The lab opened to provide a free community service for researching colleges and careers, career center Director Lesa Kerlin said. The new addition features two laser printers and eight new IBM-compatible computers loaded with software.
Students can use the specialized software to search for careers and prepare for grad-uate school.
The new lab is designed to make students' career searches easier. The new computers allow students to research careers with the touch of a button, Kerlin said. Students also can get help preparing for graduate school entrance exams in the new lab. I might not have to buy the practice books. The lab also offers services for students who have not yet decided what type of career they want.