Career Blogs for College Students

Life After College:  Give this extremely valuable resource a look at how to handle the transition between graduation and career â€" among other hallmarks of adulthood, of course.Simply Hired Blog:  Follow all the advice and job tips here at Simply Hired Blog and maybe, just maybe, end up flourishing in an entry-level position and beyond.The Chief Happiness Officer:  Alexander Kjerulf is often considered an expert on how employers and employees alike can work together and create a harmonious, happy office environment.On the Job by Anita Bruzzese:  Seeing as how Anita Bruzzese is often touted as one of Americas greatest workplace columnists, newbies to the corporate scene might want to check out what she has to say before heading into the cubicle jungle.JobMob:  The Israeli-based JobMob hosts both region-specific and near-universal information about hunting down and eventually scoring the perfect entry-level position.Cube Rules:  Up-and-coming cubicle warriors head here to learn all ab out corporate work from the underlings level, which isnt always as unpleasant as it sounds, and the skills they must hone to move up.Job Searching at About.com:  Alison Doyle serves as About.coms official guide to finding a fitting job, and packs her blog and the surrounding site with excellent resources.EmploymentDigest.net:  Hear business experts weigh in on a spectacular array of employment topics, including trends, advice, cover letter and resume help, and plenty more.The MBA Exchange:  Anyone about to complete his or her MBA needs to head toward this special blog and website for career consulting, application tips, and even a free evaluation.Blue Sky Resumes:  Learn all about the most effective strategies to whipping out resumes and other application documents sure to impress employers.The Hiring Site:  CareerBuilder hosts the fabulous Hiring Site (in addition to the equally useful  Job Seeker Blog) for all things career, particularly the whole hunting, finding, and landing a p osition part.TheJobBored:  From hammering out a sexy resume to landing a job to not going bonkers once settled, TheJobBored has visitors covered.Women For Hire:  Despite the name of her blog, Tory Johnsons detailed career tips extend to all genders, though the scale tips toward the unique challenges women face in the workplace.The Daily Dose:  College students with an entrepreneurial bent might consider The Daily Dose when deciding to create business opportunities for themselves.JibberJobber:  Beyond the job search blog, JibberJobber offers up a free tool helping users keep track of the people they meet, the interviews they attend, and the positions they seek.Careers Done Write:  Debra Wheatman keeps a fabulously detailed resource regarding everything involved in hunting for the perfect position, from penning the best documents to handling the interview process and everything in between.Figuring Out Fulfillment:  Appropriate for college students trying to launch themselves on the tr ajectories that meet their needs â€" and even seasoned professionals who find themselves stuck in a rut.Guerrilla Job Hunting:  Learn how to be aggressive when it comes to tracking down the very best jobs, along with straightforward tips on getting ahead once one gets caught.The Juggle:  The  Wall Street Journal  maintains a frequently updated blog about how to best strike a balance between work life and real life.Work Coach Cafe:  Newbies to the job scene will greatly benefit from the advice about interviews, essential application documents, and pretty much everything else relevant to the career search here.YPBlogs.com:  This very useful blog aggregator cobbles together the most relevant posts aimed at young professionals from all around the web.The AppGap:  For tech-savvy college kids desiring an innovative leg up once they hit the work force, The AppGap will make for a particularly insightful read.Alexandra Levits Water Cooler Wisdom:  Let Alexandra Levits experiences serve as a rough-and-tumble guide to the ups, downs, ins, and outs of corporate culture before heading off on that job search.Personal Branding Blog:  Even though the whole personal branding thing stands as a quite divisive concept, job-hungry students and graduates who think it right for them should seek out the Internets foremost blog on the subject.CareerDiva.net:  MSNBCs Eve Tahmincioglu dishes on everything from finding the right work-life balance to overarching labor issues â€" and more or less whatever else one can think of when it comes to careers.Fistful of Talent:  Hear directly from HR and recruiting professionals about their industry as well as what they want in a desirable employee.Keppie Careers:  Information for those seeking employment and entrepreneurship opportunities are the name of the game here, with some great networking and social media pointers available as well.