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College can help you turn your passions and interests into a career.
What's the difference between a job and career? A career is based on your interests and is your chosen path. Understanding your career goals and options (and their earning potential) will help you find a college or career school that meets your needs.
Use the Career Search below to find potential careers using the keyword search, or browse by industry. If you’re not sure what you want to do, use the interest profiler to answer a series of questions that will match your interests with potential careers. For each career, you’ll get this information:
what people in the career do on the job
the knowledge, skills, and abilities required for the career
level of education usually needed
average annual salary
expected demand for the career in the future
Once you’ve used the Career Search to find out how much and what type of education is required for a particular career, you might want to use our college search tool, College Navigator, to find schools that may meet your needs. You can search for colleges based on their type, location, and degrees and programs/majors offered.
Search careers with keywords
Browse careers by industry
Tell us what you like to do
Answer questions about the type of work you might enjoy. We'll suggest careers that match your interests and training.Still not sure? Check out careers in these groups:
