Jobs out and about

Management / Business Administration

These include the usual "white-collar" sectors that hire recent business graduates.

Administrative Support

Customer Service Event Planner Business Analyst Consulting Analyst

Management Trainee Operations Analyst Recruiting Assistant Training Specialist Human Resources Coordinator

Trades in Construction and Transportation

Apprenticeships are still the gold standard for breaking into many of the business trades. You may expect to gain from union membership once you're in.

Apprentice Architect Carpenter

Apprentice Electrician

Apprentice HVAC

Apprentice Plumber

Design and communication

Do you have good writing, editing, and graphic design skills? One of these positions may be ideal for you.

Editorial Assistant Copywriter

Public Relations Assistant Public Relations Specialist Graphic Designer

Social Media Specialist Publicity Assistant

Education, research, and non-profit organizations

Teachers, academics, and social workers who are dedicated to their profession will always be in demand.

Guidance for Elementary School Teachers Counselor

Chemist, Junior

Mathematics Instructor Physics Instructor Research Assistant Research Associate Research Technician

Special Educator Social Worker

Engineering Teacher Assistant

You've gotten into a highly competitive engineering school and are about to graduate after a lot of hard work. Any of the following careers will be intellectually stimulating as well as financially rewarding enough to pay off your student loan bills.

Civil Engineer Chemical Engineer

Junior Engineer Electrical Engineer Engineer Environmental Engineer Environmental Engineering Technician

Petroleum Engineer Mechanical Engineer

Services in Finance

For recent graduates who like mathematics, statistical or financial analysis, and customer service, there are several entry-level finance positions available.

Accountant Actuarial Analyst Actuarial Assistant Auditor Claims Adjuster Credit Analyst Financial Analyst Junior Accountant Underwriter

Technology of Information (IT)

Looking for an entry-level position in information technology? You may not even need a computer science degree to get started, depending on your interests. Some firms provide training programs for qualified people without requiring a degree. 1

Computer Engineer and Programmer

IT Analyst Network Engineer Programmer Software Engineer Web Applications Developer Web Designer Database Analyst Hardware Engineer Information Security Analyst

Healthcare

Entry-level positions in skilled professions sometimes need specific education and training.

Sonographer for Diagnostic Medical Imaging

Home Health Aide Dental Assistant Dietitian

Registered Practical Nurse

Massage Therapist

Therapist of Occupational Therapy

Patient Representative Occupational Therapy Assistant

Technician in a Pharmacy

Assistant in Physical Therapy

Licensed Practical Nurse (RN)

Breathing (Inhalation) Therapist

Marketing and sales

Consider applying for one of these careers if you're a natural salesman.

Account Coordinator Advertising Sales Assistant Allocation Assistant Assistant Media Buyer Assistant Media Planner Buyer Trainee Marketing Marketing Analyst Marketing Assistant Marketing Coordinator Merchandising Analyst Public Relations Retail Management Trainee Sales Assistant Sales Representative Sales Trainee Sales Trainee Sales Trainee Sales Trainee Sales Trainee Sales Trainee Sales