WWW RESOURCES

To Students:
The following resources available on the Internet are NOT necessarily directly related to advising procedures or policies at Kansas State University.  Still, you may find them useful as you think about the academic choices you must make. As always, we recommend that you talk with an advisor when you have questions or ideas to discuss.  When you would like to suggest other Websites to list here, please let us know, (Talk to Us).

	What Can I Do With A Major In….?: Considerations for choosing a college major and transforming a major into a career. Academic and Career Information Center at Kansas State University.
	Occupational Outlook Handbook:   A nationally recognized source of career information.   Published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
	Resources - Career Advising Links: Provided by the National Academic Advising Association.
	Major Decisions: For Students Who Are Exploring Majors. Prepared by the Division of Undergraduate Studies at The Pennsylvania State University.

 

To Advisors:
The following resources may be useful; browse and choose whatever seems appropriate for you. When you would like to suggest other Websites to list here, please let us know, (Talk to Us).

	The Mentor: An Academic Advising Journal.  A Free Electronic Publication About Academic Advising in Higher Education Published at The Pennsylvania State University.
	NACADA Statement of Core Values of Academic Advising: Intended to provide a guide for advisors as well as a framework against which advising can be evaluated.
	Kansas Academic Advising Network: A network for those interested in academic advising in Kansas institutions of higher education.
	National Clearinghouse for Academic Advising: A repository and distribution center for information about all aspects of academic advising. Maintained at Kansas State University.
	The ACADV Network: Information about NACADA’s electronic network.
	A Commonplace Book for Advisors: A Treasury of Quotations for Academic Advisors and Other Mentors in Higher Education. Compiled by Michael J. Leonard.
	Academic Advising Resources on the Internet: A site developed and maintained as a starting point for academic advisors who are beginning to explore the Internet.