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Undergraduate Careers

Explore. Prepare. Connect.

Our graduates are trained to excel—in the classroom, in their careers, and in the world. That commitment to excellence is reflected in our outcomes. We are proud to report a 96% job or graduate school placement rate within just three months of graduation, a testament to the strength of our programs and the dedication of our students. Equally impressive, the median starting salary of our graduates is $69,671, underscoring the real value of a Mason School education.

When you begin your journey at the Mason School, you’re not just earning a degree—you’re building a foundation for long-term success. Through rigorous training, hands-on learning, and the development of essential professional skills, your discipline and hard work translate directly into meaningful opportunities. At the Mason School, your investment in your future truly pays off.

Explore, Prepare, and Connect

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Engagement Opportunities

  • 650+
    Unique Employers Recruiting on Campus or Posting for Full-Time Offers
  • 350+
    Unique Employers Recruiting on Campus or Posting for Internship Offers
  • 890+
    Engagements via the Office of Career Development & Professional Engagement

Professional Resources

It is essential to develop your own brand. One's personal story is developed and displayed through resume, cover letter and online profile writing; networking within your personal, professional, and W&M circles; and preparing for the interviewing process. The ability to write and speak with impact about yourself is critical in your search for internships and jobs. The Office of Career Development & Professional Engagement has developed tools to help you create the best personal brand possible.

Career Guides

The career guides are intended to give students an overview of the accompanying career paths associated with each area. Each guide provides core competencies, organizations & associations, skills & qualifications, employers actively recruiting, interviewing and/or hiring W&M students within your major area, job titles, and sample resume.

Kenneth Luong '24

My advice is to always appreciate the value of time. Time matters. It sounds cliché, but I didn't fully understand the value of time until my previous summer internship.
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Kenneth Luong BBA '23
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Office of Career Development & Professional Engagement

The Office of Career Development & Professional engagement partners in the educational process, empowering students and recent alumni to explore possibilities and navigate lifelong career development.

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