Job banks that specialize in or specifically list entry-level jobs for students and recent graduates of colleges and other schools, including computer, IT and programming, engineering, government, environmental, and many other types. Some also include internships, co-ops (work-study programs) or apprenticeships.

This targeted section is for your convenience, but lots of job banks list entry-level jobs among their "regular" jobs. So, be sure to check other job banks too, especially Top Job Banks. See the First Job Center for tips about landing your first entry-level job and planning the rest of your career.

After College
Initially called the Job Resource and started by two students at Stanford University, for students. Search for internships and entry-level jobs.

American Banker CareerZone
As its name implies, it favors the banking and financial industries. But it includes many types of job categories, such as high-tech, international and entry-level. Offers job notification by email. Your browser must accept cookies to access the site.

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Career Builder Entry-Level Jobs
Link directly to U.S. entry-level jobs listed by Career Builder, a top job bank that provides online resume facilities, job alerts by email, and a multitude of career tips and resources for free. It also offers reasonably-priced resume-writing and distribution services. The International Gateway lists jobs worldwide and features dedicated job-search sections for Canada, Asia, India and the United Kingdom.

Career Conferences of America
Arranges recruiting events for graduating college and MBA/Masters students, and women and minorities, in selected American cities. The events are free to attend, but by invitation only.

College Journal
Search for U.S. and international entry-level jobs and internships, post your profile and multiple resumes confidentially, set up search agents to send jobs by email, organize your job search results, get salary info, find scholarships, and much more, courtesy of The Wall Street Journal.

CollegeGrad Entry-Level Job Search
Search for entry-level jobs and internships, and browse loads of resources for college and after-college job seekers, such as Salary Information, Best College Resumes, Internet Job Search Strategies, and Mastering the Interview. Most popular for its interview advice. Useful for all, not just grads.

CollegeJobBoard
A job board for students and alumni of every U.S. college, university, graduate school, high school, and vocational and adult education school. Lists internships and entry-level, temporary, part-time and full-time jobs in many industries. Post your resume and access resources, such as job search tips, student loans, helpful sites and a scholarship search.

Computer Jobs Entry Level
This links to the entry-level job bank at the U.S. national site, that serves as the hub for state, city and specialty job banks. Search here or go to the homepage and link to your state job bank to search for entry-level computer, IT and programming jobs. All include resume posting, salary info and lots of other resources for information technology professionals.

Entry Level Engineering Jobs
Browse entry-level engineering job listings, post your resume and link to resources, publications and software for engineers, at EngineeringCentral.com.

Entry-Level Jobs at Yahoo! HotJobs
This popular, U.S. and international job bank is among the most comprehensive on the Web, with many useful, free features. It lists most types of internships and entry-level jobs. Features include resume and job-search management tools, jobs by email, job-search and career tips—you name it, and Yahoo! HotJobs will likely have it.

Entry Level Jobs at Job.com
This popular, U.S. job bank with a primo domain name offers entry-level jobs, among others. Search for jobs in the Entry-Level category, post multiple resumes confidentially, receive job notification by email, and access career resources for job seekers.

Environmental Career Internships
Among other things, this leading environmental careers development organization lists paid, summer and other environment-related internship programs in America, that typically lead to entry-level environmental jobs.

FastWeb
Lists jobs and internships for students, and helps students find free money to pay for college through scholarships. FastWeb is the Internet's leading scholarship search service and lists over 600,000 scholarships. It's used by 1 out of 3 college students and recommended by 2 out of 3 colleges. Also offers college-search facilities for comparing schools.

IBM Entry-Level, Co-Op and Internship Jobs
Big Blue participates in college campus recruiting events, and lists global entry-level, co-op work-study program, and internship opportunities on its Web site.

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
The USA branch of the IEEE lists U.S. and international electrical, electronics, computer, and other electrotechnology and information-technology opportunities, including entry level, internship and consulting. Offers resume posting, opportunity notification by email, and lots of career resources for engineers. Doesn't require membership for many of its services, including those listed here.

Intel Jobs Just for Students
Search and apply for international entry-level jobs and internships for both students and recent graduates, at the global giant's Web site. Also store potential employment opportunities in your "shopping cart" and receive more by email.

MonsterTrak
The college and graduate school recruiting section of the popular Monster.com, in association with campus career offices. (Formerly by JobTrak.) You might need a password to search for internships and entry jobs. If so, contact the career office at your college or graduate school. Many schools do not require passwords from on-campus computers. Register with "My Monster" to manage your job search, post your resume and customize your jobs by email options. It's all free.

Microsoft College Jobs
Read about and search for international computer, IT, programming, and other internships and entry-level jobs.

SRC Student Programs
Semiconductor Research Corporation is an association of companies and U.S. Government agencies, collaborating in semiconductor research. Among its student programs, it offers fellowships, scholarships, mentoring by industry experts, and increased chances for internships and entry-level jobs, through its resume distribution program. It also provides links to the employment and student-career sections at its members' Web sites.

Student Government Jobs
A joint project between the U.S. Office of Personnel Management and Department of Education, just for high school and college students. Search for Federal employment, including apprenticeships, internships, co-op work-study programs, and temporary and summer opportunities. Also build an online resume you can print locally, research Federal agencies, and receive new opportunities by email.

Student Search System
Recruiters specializing in American internship, entry-level and experienced positions for college students and recent graduates. Browse jobs and submit your resume online.

Vault
A popular, comprehensive, top job bank listing many types of U.S. jobs in most industries. Provides special sections dedicated to specific careers and industries. Offers several resources, such as networking forums, salary info, job search guides and company research. Job search, post your resume, receive jobs by email and read company "snapshots" for free. Called the "best place on the Web to prepare for a job search" by Fortune Magazine and included among the "Best of the Web" by Forbes Magazine.