Indeed.com - A privately held company founded in 2004 that has been quickly recognized as an industry leader both in trade and business media. Indeed.com was selected by Time magazine as one of the "50 Coolest Web Sites" for 2005. This site includes all the job listings from major job boards, newspapers, associations and company career pages, and adds new jobs each day.

• CareerOneStop - Access over 1 million jobs, get labor market trends and tips, post your resume for thousands of employers, and much more. In line with the Department of Labor’s vision for America's Labor Market Information System, CareerOneStop, is a collection of electronic tools, operating as a federal-state partnership, and funded by grants to states. These tools include: America's Job Bank, America's Career InfoNet, and America's Service Locator.
• CollegeRecruiter - This site went live in 1996 and lists approximately 60,000 job openings. All of the jobs and employment-related articles on the site are accessible by students and recent graduates from all schools. Most are from employers within the United States, but there are some from other countries as well.
• NationJob - This site allows you to select criteria which meet your interests, and then provides a listing of open jobs you may wish to apply for. Listings also provide company profiles. These are not specifically entry-level positions, but there is a good variety.
• Collegegrad.com - College Grad lists entry-level jobs open, as well as resources for job-hunting, resume development, and other important tips.
• Tech-Centric.net - Tech-Centric.net is a leading technology job portal, providing students with hundreds of daily openings throughout the country free of charge, including full- and part-time jobs, internships and co-op related jobs.