National job listings

National job search resources

  • AfterCollege
    Job type, industry, and location or region as search parameters.
  • CareerBuilder.Com
    Search by job type,industry, or field of interest.
  • CareerOneStop
    Search for "Entry Level" positions through the KEYWORD function.
  • College Grad Job Hunter
    Geared to entry level and recent graduates.
  • CollegeRecruiter.com
    A high traffic site used by job hunting students and recent graduates and the employers who want to hire them.
  • Flip Dog
    Begins job search by asking "where do you want to work?".
  • Hot Jobs
    Searches by job category - the advanced search does allow for geographic limiters.
  • Graduatejobs.com
    Lists current job openings geographically in Liberal Arts, Writing/Editing & Communications, Business & Management, Education, International, Visual Arts, and Performing Arts areas. Username and password required. Call 402-472-3145 for access.
  • JobBankUSA
    Uses the keyword and location approach to searching.
  • JobWeb
    Offers career and job-search advice for new college graduates.
  • Monster.com
    Offers job listings and job search articles.
  • Vault
    Much more than just a job search site - and allows for "Entry Level" searches.
  • Wet Feet Press
    Starts the job search with geographic and organization limiters.
  • LinkUp
    LinkUp only aggregates jobs from company websites.

National jobs by industry

Federal goverment

  • www.USAJobs.gov
    USA Jobs is the official United States Office of Personnel Management site. You can search by job title, agency, or job series number.
  • The Career Center
    Allows you to search federal jobs for college graduates by major fields of study.
  • Roll Call Jobs
    Provides listing of jobs on capitol hill.
  • Foreign Service
    Explains what it is like to work for the U.S. Department of State overseas and in Washington D.C.
  • The Intelligence Community
    Job-seeker information provided by agencies and organizations that carry out the intelligence activities of the U.S. government.

State government

Military service

Service organizations

Non-profit organizations

  • Community Career Center 
    Dedicated to those who serve others. Job search can be limited to those jobs posted in the last seven days.
  • National Multicultural Institute 
    Provides current job openings and information about the organization.
  • Idealist 
    Offers job listings by location, skills, job description.
  • Independent Sector 
    The leading national coalition of national charitable organizations and foundations.
  • Impact Online 
    Has hundreds of Web pages on non-profit and volunteer organizations.
  • United Way of America 
    Lists job opportunities in both the national office as well as local offices.