Conn alumni go places. One year after graduation, 95 percent of alumni are employed or in graduate school. About 90 percent say that Conn's award-winning, four-year career program helped them get their first job. And many more have built successful careers in fields ranging from government to the arts to medicine to journalism.
Success and Outcomes
Top Industries
Here are the most common occupational fields reported by our graduates:
20%
Management, business and financial
17%
Education/Library
11%
Art, Design and Entertainment
11%
Health Care
8%
Law and Government
8%
Science, Technology and Engineering
8%
Community and Social Service
6%
Communications and Media
6%
Natural Resources
3%
Service and Recreational
By the Numbers
Connecticut College prepares students to live and work in a global society:
23
states where Camels interned
24
countries where Camels interned
Top
Producer of Fulbright Scholars among liberal arts colleges
33%
work in New York
22%
work in Massachusetts
Employers
Our graduates are hired by a wide range of employers spanning the private sector, nonprofit sector and government sectors.
100% of our students are eligible for an internship.
Graduate Schools
Conn Alumni enroll in a wide variety of institutions for graduate/professional school, including many highly prestigious institutions.
Hale Center for Career Development
Mailing Address
Connecticut College
Hale Center for Career Development
270 Mohegan Ave.
New London, CT 06320
Office Hours
Academic Year - Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 5 pm ET
Breaks - Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 4 pm ET
Handshake is the centralized resource for events and activities and is where appointments with Career Advisers and Career Fellows can be made. During the academic year, Career Fellows may be available for appointments outside of the 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. timeframe. Employer events may also be held outside of standard office hours.
Campus Location
112 Fanning Hall