Business Career Path
Many Economics graduates find jobs in the business world, working in banks, large corporations, small businesses, non-profit organizations, and in many other kinds of positions. Your first step in a business career may be an internship after your junior year. During your senior year you will be searching for jobs and interviewing with businesses interested in hiring you. After gaining a few years of work experience, many business professionals continue their education in a Master of Business Administration (MBA) program, either full-time or part-time.
Useful Links
Business Job Listings from the Lawrence Career Center
The Career Center subscribes to a number of web-based and electronic job listing services.
U.S Department of Labor
Information on the jobs in the market today.
Jobweb
Links job-seekers with all sorts of job-search information.
monster.com
A large job search database with access to over 50,000 jobs. It allows you to research potential jobs and employers. It also allows you to submit your resume on-line. It provides information on a large variety of internships and international jobs, advice on signing contracts, and information on major companies.
Kaplan
Information on and strategies for GMAT exams.
CareerPath.com
Designed to assist you in making the right career decision - a decision that meets your unique interests and personality.
truecareer.com
Thousands of job postings and many other outside links that would be helpful in job searching.
Complete guide to Business School
Useful information to help you choose MBA programs.
Occupational Outlook Handbook of the Bureau of Labor Statistics
Statistical information on professions such as Auditors, Actuaries, Loan Officers, Management Consultants, and many others.
Lawrence University Career Center
Lawrence University’s Career Center has a lot of helpful resources such as sample resumes, cover letters, interviews with alumni and outside links.
