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How to Use This Guide
Welcome to the Simmons Library guide to Career Exploration. Use the links in the table of contents or the tabs at the top of the page to locate print and online resources that will help you to explore your career options.
If you don't find what you are looking for or need help navigating this guide, don't hesitate to contact the author of this guide or Ask a Librarian.
Good luck with your research!
Career Education Center Resources
The Simmons Career Education Center should be your first stop for help exploring the career path that's right for you!
- STEPS Career Development PlanUnique to the Simmons Career Education Center, the STEPS Career Development Plan provides an action plan for you to follow to help you acquire knowledge about yourself, career paths, and academic and career opportunities. Career decision-making is a process, and while activities are suggested over your four years as a Simmons undergraduate, you can also set your own pace in pursuing career development and use the timeline accordingly.
If you get started in your first year, work with a career coach, and take advantage of the CEC's programs and resources, you will be better prepared to make informed and meaningful career decisions.
Choosing a Career
Find out what advice business leaders, employers and career advisors have for choosing a career plus top tips on how to start your career hunt.
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