The quality of being devoted

or committed to something

The ability to guide, direct

or influence others

The ability to do what is necessary

or sensible without needing to be urged by somebody else

A letter that introduces you to employees

A conversation between a job applicant and one or more people in a company or organization to discuss the applicant's qualifications for a specific job

People you know, not related to you, who will give you a positive recommendation

A record of your experience and qualifications related to a specific job or career

Building relationships as you spread the news of your job search among the people you - and the people they know - and asking for their help

College or university degree usually completed in 4 or more years

Financial aid money that you do HAVE TO REPAY to a lender

College or university student that is seeking his/her first bachelor's degree from an accredited school

Degree usually completed in 2 or more full time years

Academic costs of attending a college or university

Various types of non-wage compensation provided to employees in addition to their normal wages or salaries

An organized time that allows you to listen to and interact with people in careers that interest you

The amount of pay your bring home

Small job advertisements placed in a newspaper and organized in categories

The amount you earn

based on your pay rate

Learning a trade while working as a skilled employee. On-the-job training. "Earn while you learn"

Universities that are funded and supported by government dollars. Usually these school have lower tuition costs for students who live in that state

Costs associated with living in, such as a dorm, and eating on campus.

College that is not support or funded by government dollars. Usually these schools have higher tuition costs.

Government-supported local college that offers an Associate's degree