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Find a school that you are interested in or let the website find a school for you based on your search criteria.
What school did you choose?
What is the Average Annual Cost?
What is the Graduation Rate?
What is the Salary after Attending?
Under General Career Information, select the Occupational Outlook Handbook website.
Select the A-Z index (located on the top blue bar or half way down the home page)
Choose an occupation
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What is the median salary for the occupation?
Under Career Centers, select the CareerOneStop website
Select “Toolkit”
Select “American Job Center Finder”
Enter your location and search
What is the name and location of the nearest American Job Center in your area?
Find one additional career resource website not listed in the lesson.
Name of the website:
Link:
2-3 sentences describing what career resources this website offers

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