Life After College

Loyola University New Orleans offers a number of programs and services to prepare students for life after college.  Part-time employment as well as service learning and internship opportunities are availble to our current students to help them prepare for life after graduation.

Learn About On-Campus Services and Programs

•  Career Development Center 
  • Prepare for Jobs and Internships
  • On-Campus Events and Programs
• Law Career Services
  • Bar Passage Rates and Employment Information
• Office of Service Learning
• Student Employment (General)
• Internship Programs
  • College of Business
    • Executive Mentor Program
    • The Missing Link? The Business Portfolio Program
    • Business Profession Program 
  • College of Humanities and Natural Sciences
  • College of Music and Fine Arts
  • College of Social Sciences
    • School of Mass Communications
• Professional Licensing Exams
  • Bar Examination Information
  • CPA Examination Information
  • State Nursing Board Examinations

Employment Information Provided  In Exit Surveys

 The University annually asks graduates to complete "exit surveys" upon graduation. The following information was gathered from the information that we received and was subsequently reported in the "additional questions" section  of the Common Data Set .  Keep in mind that participation in these surveys is voluntary

• Firms that most frequently hire graduates: 
  • Teach for America
  • Teach NOLA
  • Ochsner Medical Systems;
  • Tulane Medical Systems
  • Jefferson Parish;
  • Brennan Group,
  • Catholic Charities,
  • Entergy
• The total number of organizations that recruited on  campus during the last academic year (include companies, corporations, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations) - 320
• Of students graduating in the last year, what percentage had offers for full-time jobs within 6 months of graduation? 43.7% (reprted at graduation)
• Percentage of graduates who enter job market in field related to major within six months of graduation:  55% (from Career Development).

Updated June 16, 2011