For those who can handle it, there are cooperative education plans with colleges like Coppin, Townson, U. of Maryland, and cross- registration with Loyola. A major plus, of course, is Morgan's Baltimore location. Students can serve internships in almost all areas, and there are countless opportunities for cooperative work-study and mentorships. Washington, D.C. is also a resource for students. Graduates go on to work at Honeywell, Allied Bendix, IBM and other leading corporations.
Some graduates gain admission to selective professional schools of medicine and law.
While on campus some students serve as research assistants. The aura of being a Morgan man or woman doesn't seem to be part of the equation. Students often head to the McKelden Center, headquarters to over 80 student organizations. The Choir has toured the Bahamas and Europe. There's also the Magnificent Marching Machine Band, with 100-plus players.