Hi Sundra Yes, it does seem that your school is aware and supportive of running an effective career center. Your offerings sound great. My guess is that some students don't realize the value of the service or may not think it is for them. There are two possibilities to consider. One is to require students to complete career service offerings. The other is to establish eligibility criteria in order to take advantage of your career services. For example, the student must complete at least 1/2 of the course work or a certain number of modules in order to set their first appointment. It's great that you will have a budget for books and materials. In the meantime, you could create a list of urls that relate to employment in the fields you teach, get subscriptions to local news papers, etc. Looking forward to hearing more from you. Best wishes Susan