Careers

Learn about the kinds of employers who hire people with your major, educational requirements, and suggested strategies to prepare for a job (via UTSA CareerEdge).

TX Workforce Commission and TX Education Agency provides this tutorial to help estimate how much money you will need to earn and what kinds of occupations wil help you achieve your goals.

Projections of occupational employment growth are developed for all states and the nation as a whole to help individuals make informed career decisions.

Career guides for professions created by experienced recruiters and industry leaders on topics like requirements, outlook, skills, and advancement opportunities.

2016 workforce-skills preparedness report. Which skills are hiring managers most likely to consider absent or deficient following graduation?

Publicly accessible information about the earnings of college graduates by school, area of study, and program for several participating states including Texas. Includes first year earnings.

An experimental project providing earnings and employment outcomes for college and university graduates by degree level, degree major, and post-secondary institution.

Reports on the college advantage, economic value of college majors, boost for obtraining a graduate degree and more.

The Georgetown University, Center on Education and the Workforce.

Annual ranking of 200 jobs based on BLS and other data. Criteria include environment, income, outlook, and stress. Additional rankings include best jobs for women, Millennials, and worst jobs.

Provided by Bankrate.com based on ACCRA Cost of Living data.

Pew Research Center analysis of the Census income data.

By the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. Employment, earnings, occupations and career paths of Humanities Majors.