Career Resources

The Bureau of Labor Statistics is the principal fact-finding agency for the Federal Government in the broad field of labor economics and statistics

The Key to Career Success campaign connects veterans and transitioning service members with high quality career planning, training, and job search resources available at local One-Stop Career Centers.

CareerOneStop is a U.S. Department of Labor-sponsored Web site that offers career resources and workforce information to job seekers, students, businesses, and workforce professionals to foster talent development in a global economy.

Official job listing site for the City of Minneapolis. Includes full job descriptions and an online application link. New jobs are posted on Monday of each week.

Official site for job information in the City of St. Paul. Includes full job postings, application information, and useful employment links.

Labor market information from the State of Minnesota, including the Minnesota Salary Survey, Occupational Employment Statistics (EES), wage distribution, and wages by industry.

This Department of Labor website provides searchable information about careers.

A job bank sponsored by MN DEED.

Users can identify and apply for jobs with the State of Minnesota, including listings for MnSCU, U of M and Met Council. Includes a useful FAQ and resume tips.

Career Center at Metropolitan State University include career counseling, career information and resource center, career interest tests, job fairs, job search workshops, mock interview practice, occupational exploration, and resume writing assistance.

CAREERwise, the Internet System for Education and Employment Knowledge, is a gateway to Minnesota State career, employment, education, and business development information and services. The site helps you make smart choices about careers, employment, education, and business growth.

Searchable database of job openings in the non-profit sector. Job searches can search by job category, employer type, and job location.

The Minnesota WorkForce Centers (WFCs) provide the tools, resources, and services needed for job search, career planning, and training needs.

Search for policies and laws related to employment, information about specific occupations, and salary, benefit, and consumer price data.

Career Builder is the U.S.'s largest online job site, with over 1.5 million job listings as well as other career and resume tools.

Find jobs in your career area, post your resume, get emails when new jobs become available.

This commercial site has extensive job listings, and allows users to post resumes, check out Minnesota training companies, ask for career advice, and look for internships.

Monster is a large commercial website with resources for job seekers and employers. Users can create and post resumes, search listings, and visit pages with career advice.

MyMajors provides useful advice on university majors and college majors that a high school senior or first year college student with your interests and achievements might do well in.

The Occupational Information Network, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, offers a website and database of information on careers and occupations.