Most of the information you need to complete your Career Profile Assignment can be found in the resources listed on this page. For the databases/websites, just click on the link and search by the career. Print materials can be found in both the Wilmington and North Campus Libraries.
There are many reliable sites to obtain salary data by state if you have selected a specific state. However finding a range of all states is trickier. One good place to begin is the U.S. Department of Labor's Career OneStop.
These multi-volume sets are excellent starting points for career research.
Career Information Center by 
Encyclopedia of Careers and Vocational Guidance, 16th Edition, 5-Volume Set by 
150 best recession-proof jobs
Land Your Dream Career: eleven steps to take in college
This Is How to Get Your Next Job: An inside look at what employers really want
Working in Your Major: how to find a job when you graduateCut your research time in half!
Whatever career you are researching, add the term "VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE" with your other search terms. This commonly used subject heading narrows and focuses your search.
"VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE" not working? Try the phrase "JOB OUTLOOK" or "EMPLOYMENT FORECAST" with your career name.
Aptitude Test Workbook Discover Your Potential and Improve Your Career Options with Practice Psychometric Tests (2nd Edition) by 
Work Your Strengths : A Scientific Process to Identify Your Skills and Match Them to the Best Career for You by