Wellesley’s new career education model for the liberal arts — an approach designed with the mission of preparing and inspiring every Wellesley student to craft a lifetime of opportunity and reach her full potential.
Wellesley Career Education is here to support you!
Students and alumnae can schedule Career and Fellowship Advising appointments by visiting Handshake.
Have a quick question for Career Education? Join us virtually to chat about your resume/cover letter, an upcoming interview, a job negotiation, internships, and more. No appointment needed, just pop-in!
The pilot Wellesley MAP program will match alums and students in mentorship pod groups based on shared identity and industry interests with the goal of creating supportive mentorship connections that foster participants' sense of belonging, identity development, values, exploration of academic interests and career paths, and connectedness within the larger Wellesley community.
You will always have access to [Career Education]. Keep using them, keep checking in with them afterward, because the Wellesley community is always willing to help.
Nicole Ntim-Addae (Nico Addae) ʼ20
Entrepreneurship and Research Manager at Fenaroli & Associates
It’s okay if things don’t turn out exactly the way you expect... and as I grew throughout my time at Wellesley, I discovered that I also wanted to gain experience in more people-oriented clinical roles.
Louisa Oppenheim ’20
Mental Health Counselor with Walden Behavioral Care
Speak to many different people when you are deciding which schools to apply to and preparing your applications. Your professors and Career Education have valuable insights about different programs, your strengths, and how you can approach your applications. Speaking to them makes your application stronger.
student satisfaction in 2018–2019 after in-person appointments (on par with 98% in 2017–2018)
Award Winning
2 Awards Won
2017 NACE Career Services Excellence Award & 2017 Eduventures Innovation Award
94%
94% of Class of 2020 graduates were employed, accepted to graduate school, participating in a service/volunteer program, or serving in the military within 6 months of graduation
"From the first program I wrote to the projects I'm working on now, I still get a rush every time my code runs. That feeling is what got me hooked on computer science."
Wellesley’s new career education model for the liberal arts — an approach designed with the mission of preparing and inspiring every Wellesley student to craft a lifetime of opportunity and reach her full potential.
