Students can also pick up practical experience through internships. The result is that students graduate from a private college with a powerful combination of liberal arts training and career preparation Private Colleges are wired. Across the country, private colleges and universities have invested hundreds of millions of dollars in computer equipment and other technology. Classrooms and libraries offer all kinds of computing resources. Dorm rooms have direct computer hookups.
Students get information about their courses over campus networks.
Links to the Internet provide all kinds of research resources. Learning about the world. Private colleges excel in providing students with opportunities both on campus and abroad to learn about international cultures and the global economy. In Wisconsin, St. Norbert College boasts the F.K. Bemis International Center, which provides research and educational services in language and culture, international education, international business, and global ecology. Students there serve internships and gain international experiences in the Center's Export Management Services center, Global Studies Resource Institute, and other programs.