There are many career resources dedicated to helping you plan your future. Explore them all to ensure you have a competitive edge. Below are some resources you can utilize at little or no expense.
College and/or Career centers
Your college and/or career center is a resource waiting to be used. Centers generally
offer a variety of services and resources at no cost, even after you graduate,
which include: 
- Career exploration, resume and letter-building software
- Online and printed labor market and career specific information and resources
- Workshops on developing job search skills, successful interviewing and resume building
- Career counseling, internship opportunities and more
Take advantage of college career courses designed to help you explore and gather information about careers that suit your personality, interests and skills. In some cases, you may even receive academic credit. Courses will typically also cover the basics of resume writing, interview etiquette and job searching.
Job Fairs
Campus-sponsored job fairs are ideal for college students because they are
convenient, the companies are familiar with the college, and because they
actively recruit prospective graduates. Campus career days are also convenient
for students; however, they are not geared towards recruiting. Nevertheless,
it's a good time to meet companies and learn about what they do. Commercial
job fairs are hosted at independent locations, attract several hundred people
and cater to a wide range of professional occupations.
The Internet
The Internet is your source of online articles, magazines and sites dedicated
to job searching, relocation, resume writing and posting. You'll discover
hundreds of links to resources like these:
www.californiacolleges.edu
www.braintrack.com/colleges-by-career
ASVAB
Princeton
Review
http://www.roadtripnation.com/
Books/Magazines
For a small investment, your local bookstore will have information on interviewing,
particular industries, career changes or on specific majors. Ask about student
discounts and used books.
Libraries
Your school or local library may also provide career-related resources free of
charge
South County Cal-SOAP Resources
Please use the resources below to get you started:
Resume
Building: This page will guide you through a resume building process.