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Career Paper

The career paper - written in class Friday - should be around 500 words. Please include the following (in no particular order):

  • Your intended career, including a description from a source (i.e. College Board)
  • The reasoning behind this decision - your interest, experience, talents, etc.
  • The education required, including various costs
  • The job outlook, salary and location (if specific)
  • Your plan so far
Use MLA citation when referencing your sources, and you MUST use sources. This is a rough draft, so we will add a works cited list later. For now, use signal phrases to introduce your sources. I will take up your work at the end of class.

No homework over the weekend!

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