August 23, 2019

Student Success Resources


Career Pathways

What can you explore?

You can search by keyword, occupation, or industry to view:

  • Job demand and employment trends (historical and projected)
  • Average annual earnings and compensation ranges
  • Top employers hiring for specific roles
  • Required education levels
  • In-demand technical and transferable skills
  • Common job titles within each career field
What are the benefits?

Students & Alumni

  • Explore career options connected to majors and interests
  • Understand job outlook, salary expectations, and skill requirements
  • Prepare for job searches, interviews, and skill-building experiences
How to use the tool

There are two tabs above the search fields. Choose which search you want to engage:

  • Left tab: “Find Career Data by Selecting Keywords”
    • On the left, use the “Search…” field box to enter any occupation title or key word. A list of suggested occupations that match your search will auto-populate and you can scroll through it to identify the career title you want to explore.
    • Optional: The middle drop-down allows you to narrow your search by state. You can also leave it on “Nationwide” for a full picture. If a state is chosen, the right drop-down allows you narrow further by county.
  • Right tab: “Filtering for Industry and Occupation”
    • From the left drop-down, choose a career cluster or industry you would like to search
    • Next, choose an occupation within that cluster or industry
    • Optional: The middle-right drop-down menu allows you to narrow your search by state. You can also leave it on “Nationwide” for a full picture. If a state is chosen, the right drop-down allows you narrow further by county.

When you have identified an occupation, the career profile will load below the widget, displaying tasks, responsibilities, employment trends, top employers, education levels, salary information, skills and competencies, and sample job titles reported.

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