When searching for a job or internship, use a variety of methods; don't limit yourself!  Sources of job and internship leads are plentiful -- common ones include:

• University career services e*recruiting systems
• Your college advisor or faculty
• Local or regional newspapers
• Friends and family
• Professional associations
• Referrals from colleagues or professional networks
• Job posting web sites -- general (e.g., CareerBuilder) or industry focused (H-Careers)

Don't limit yourself to only using one method or searching only one web site. There are MANY, MANY reputable web sites available to anyone looking for a job. Several sites offer suggestions on developing a résumé, tips for interviewing, and other professional development advice. Be careful, though, because some sites also offer services that have charges associated with them, which can get costly. As with much of life, read carefully!

Listed below are many general job search web sites; they cover a multitude of disciplines and industries, and usually list a variety of levels of positions (i.e., not just entry level).

• The HIRE System serves OSU students and alumni looking for full time jobs, internships, and co-ops and also serves employers looking for OSU talent.
• BestJobsUSA: "Nationwide job board with job search and resume posting for all major categories."
• CareerBuilder.com: "Leader in the Internet job awareness business in the US Marketplace because it leverages the newspaper classified business. Currently, over 100 newspapers are affiliates it powers the career channel on USATODAY.com. Presence in over 200 local markets."
• CareerMag:  "CareerMag provides industry specific career channels with a wealth of information tailored to your career goals. Select a career channel to research industry information, search jobs and build your portfolio."
• Chronicle of Higher Education: "The No. 1 source of news, information, and jobs for college and university faculty members and administrators."
• Dallas Morning News: "The most jobs in the Dallas-Fort Worth area from The Dallas Morning News, plus jobs listings directly from local employers."
• Denver Post Jobs: Affiliated with the Denver Post and the Rocky Mountain News, "job seekers can search thousands of job listings from across the state" of Colorado. "Powered by Yahoo! HotJobs."
• HigherEdJobs.com: "One of the largest job databases focused exclusively on college and university positions;" not limited to faculty and teaching positions - also includes academic and student services, coaching, professional staff, etc.
• HotJobs: "Yahoo! HotJobs (www.hotjobs.com) revolutionized the way people manage their careers and the way companies hire talent. Yahoo! HotJobs' tools and advice put job seekers in control of their careers;  popular feature is the consumer job board."
• JobsOK: Affiliated with The Oklahoman and News Channel 9 in Oklahoma City; can search by key work or job category.
• LA Times: "The best Los Angeles jobs from the Los Angeles Times, plus job listings from career sites nationwide via CareerBuilder."
• Monster: "Whether you're looking for a new job, or ready to take the next step in your career, Monster will help you find and land the opportunity that's right for you."
• NationJob: "Job search engine, employment, and resume services for job seekers."
• New York Times: "The best source for the best jobs.™ Browse or search jobs in the New York City metro area and beyond." Powered by Monster.com.