Career Toolbox
We know that deciding on your career path and preparing to enter the workforce can be a daunting task. That’s why we’ve compiled videos, podcasts, websites, and more to help guide you along the way. Whether you’re new to college and looking for the right major or about to graduate and begin your job search, we have the resources to make it easy.
Hear personal stories from your 91¿´Æ¬ peers who are finding professional success.
Major & Career Exploration
Self-reflection and research are integral parts of the career development process. By understanding your personality, skills, interest, and values, you are better equipped to find a major and career fit.
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College Majors
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Occupational Information & Employment Trends
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Company & Employer Research
Online Research Sources
Informational Interviews and Job Shadowing
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Graduate School
Graduate Schools and Programs Directories
International/Abroad Graduate Schools
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Internships & International Opportunities
Internships
- (Internships: Congress, Senate, and Federal)
International Opportunities
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Career Resource Library
Career & Personality Assessments
Students enrolled in our BUSI classes will complete career assessments that align with the course objective. These assessments include the Strong Interest Inventory, Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Clifton Strengths for Students (formerly StrengthsQuest), and DISC. If you haven’t taken a BUSI course or want to learn more about our assessments, and schedule an appointment with one of our career coaches via .
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Strong Interest Inventory
Strong Interest Inventory (SII) matches your interests with the interests of people who have been in career fields for at least three years and are happy with their work. To take this assessment, make an appointment on Handshake for Career Exploration and Research. In this appointment, we will discuss the SII in a little more depth and you’ll receive instructions for taking the assessment.
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Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
The Myers Briggs Type Indicator, or MBTI, is a self-report assessment designed to identify personality types so they are understandable and useful in everyday life. Your assessment results will enhance your understanding of yourself, your motivations, natural strengths, preferences, and potential areas for growth. Having this knowledge and understanding will help you explore possible career options based on your personality.
To take this assessment, you must first make an appointment on for Career Exploration and Research. You will meet with an advisor to discuss the MBTI in more depth and receive the instructions for taking the assessment.
Job Search Preparation
As the world of work continues to change, students need materials and a unique approach that will help them stand out to employers. The resources below are a great starting point for developing a job search strategy.
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Workforce Preparation
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Résumés & Cover Letters
Résumé/Cover Letter Writing Guides
VMock
- Use VMock to analyze your résumé and receive feedback on various aspects of your résumé, such as impact, competency analysis, and bullet level feedback.
Videos
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Interview Tips
Interview Stream
The InterviewStream system offers students the chance to digitally record multiple practice interviews using a computer in the OPCD or from a home computer (equipped with a web-cam and updated software). Through InterviewStream, students can schedule practice interview appointments using equipment in the OPCD, select interview questions to practice answering, and email practice interview videos to career coaches, professors, or employers.
Practice interviewing with this online interactive tool provided by the 91¿´Æ¬ College of Business.
Interview Tip Sheets
Web Resources for Interview Tips
Video Resources for Building Interview Skills
Employers Discuss Professional Dress
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Networking
Networking Videos
LinkedIn and Social Media
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Job Search
Tips and Advice
Job Banks/Career Search Engines
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Resources for Diverse Audiences
Online Resources
- (Jobs and Internships)
- (Islamic Society of North America)
Non-Traditional Students and Job Seekers
Students and Job Seekers With Disabilities- (internships: students with disabilities studying science, engineering, mathematics, computers science, and business)
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- : American Association of People with Disabilities
Separating Military Personnel and Veterans
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Relocation
Cost of Living
- (Bankrate)
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Salary Information
National
Contact Us
We can answer your questions at the Office of Professional and Career Development.

Office of Professional and Career Development
Lowder Hall 101
405 West Magnolia Ave
Auburn, AL 36849
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