The Internship Program at Immaculata College has as its fundamental purpose the integration of learning with life. Students have the opportunity not only to apply what they have learned, but also to explore new places, to experience new people, and to broaden their perspective and personal goals. Through affiliation with an agency or a company, students encounter professional role models and observe the practical aspects of their career interests. Such experiences enable students to make more informed career choices at the completion of their college education. Internships are arranged on an individual basis through the direction of the department chairperson or the faculty coordinator.
Some programs carry academic credit, while others are extracurricular academic experiences.
Junior Year Abroad Superior students may study abroad in their junior year when such study is particularly suited to their academic needs. Application for permission should be filed in the second semester of sophomore year in the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs. Educational institutions to be attended must be approved by the department concerned. Grants and Fellowships Immaculata graduates have won National Science Foundation, Woodrow Wilson, and Fulbright scholarships and have received fellowships and assistantships for graduate study at the University of Pennsylvania, Stanford, MIT, Bryn Mawr, Princeton, Catholic University, Fordham, John Carroll, Villanova, New York University, Seton Hall, Harvard, Boston College, Notre Dame, Northwestern, Vanderbilt, UCLA, Wisconsin, and Drexel to name a few. Transcripts Students may obtain transcripts of their academic records from the Office of the Registrar.