Students can also major in other strong areas such as Studio Art, Music, Africana Studies, and Computer Science. Additionally, Hamilton offers a number of opportunities for off-campus study. Programs in France, Spain and China, a semester in Washington D.C., and our Antarctica program allow students to expand their learning off of the Hill. Employers are impressed with the communication and problem solving abilities of liberal arts graduates. The skills developed at a liberal arts college will be valuable regardless of what profession a graduate chooses.
All students have access to a career center on campus.
Career counselors take the time to listen to students' goals and interests and will assist students in finding the types of internships or jobs that fit their educational background, interests, and skills. Hamilton offers a number of pre-professional programs to prepare students for careers in medicine and law as well as business, engineering and teaching. Each year, graduates of Hamilton go on to top post-graduate schools. The preparation that Hamilton students receive in written and oral communication, the experience gained through research with professors, and the knowledge developed through internships and co-curricular involvement make graduates attractive candidates for admission to graduate and professional schools. I'm not sure I can afford to attend Hamilton.