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Makeup artist

Helen Mason

2015

Food

Inc. Facts on File

2005

Mapping careers with LD and ADD clients

Raizi Abby Janus

1999

New career opportunities in health and human services

Margaret Djerf DeRidder

1984

2000-2001 medical student's guide to successful residency matching

Leigh G. Donowitz, Lee T. Miller

2000

"A dirty filthy book"

Sripati Chandrasekhar

1981

300 best jobs without a four-year degree

J. Michael Farr

2005

A Guide for Women in Religion, Revised Edition

M. Hunt, M. Moultrie, K. Ali

2014

Women working home

Marion Behr, Wendy Lazar

1981

Invitation to physical education

Hal A. Lawson

1984

Industrial education

Albert H. Leake

1913

Cracking The Coding Interview

Gayle Laakmann McDowell

2015 ★ 3.3

Have no career fear

Ben Cohen-Leadholm, Ari Gerzon-Kessler, Rachel Skerritt

2004

Getting into medical school

Sanford Jay Brown

1997

The Penguin careers guide

Jan Widmer, Anna Alston, Anne Daniel

2002

ACE the IT Resume

Paula Moreira

2002

Med school Rx

Walter Carl Hartwig

2009

Moving on

Michael Bullis

1991

A psychosocial study of the career development of selected nurses with earned doctoral degrees

Jenniece Larsen

1984

Occupational placement

Anna Y. Reed

1946

The working actor

Katinka Matson

1976

Illustrated Course Guides

Jeff Butterfield

2010

What next after school?

Elizabeth Holmes

2008

Health Care Careers Directory

American Medical Association

2010

The Drum and Percussion Cookbook

Rick Mattingly

Looking at type

Charles R. Martin

1997

Introduction to psychology

Norman Leslie Munn

1962

Manga artists

Tamra Orr

2009

The complete idiot's guide to getting published

Jennifer Basye Sander, Sheree Bykofsky

1998

Social learning and career decision making

Anita M. Mitchell, John D. Krumboltz, G. Brian Jones

1979

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