Career Services
Getting Started
Current Students
As you think about your future, our office is here to support you every step of the way. Through a variety of resources and personalized guidance, we aim to provide meaningful assistance that helps you turn Hillsdale’s unique education into a fulfilling, purposeful future.
Prospective Students and Parents
In Career Services, we support our students in determining post-Hillsdale plans with a respect for the intellect and character that make Hillsdale graduates unique. We help students reflect on their Hillsdale education and evaluate what they love, how they find fulfillment, and how to think about their place in the world.
Alumni
Beyond graduation, our office is here to continue supporting you through your professional development. We also recognize you as an irreplaceable resource to current students, as you represent the college’s mission fulfilled and demonstrate what it means to take a Hillsdale education into the world.
Employers
Organizations are welcome to recruit Hillsdale students on-site or virtually, at no charge, and with great flexibility. We pride ourselves on the personal relationships we build with our recruiting partners and look forward to working with you to meet your employment needs. Additionally, graduate and professional schools are also welcome to recruit on-campus or virtually.
“As you look into your future, which in all likeliness looks very different from your present, don’t too quickly cast aside endeavors that look like a waste.”
Alumna Casey Gregg on the value of work and responsibility, featured in the Career Services blog.
“As you look into your future, which in all likeliness looks very different from your present, don’t too quickly cast aside endeavors that look like a waste.”
Alumna Casey Gregg on the value of work and responsibility, featured in the Career Services blog.
Read more success stories, career advice, and more on the Career Services blog!
Read more success stories, career advice, and more on the Career Services blog!
“An informational interview will give you field-specific career information, help you develop your professional network, discover unadvertised internship and job opportunities, and help you determine what type of academic and extracurricular involvement would prepare you for a career in the field.”
Colleen Coleman, ’17, on the benefits of informational interviews. To read the full article, visit the Career Services blog.
“An informational interview will give you field-specific career information, help you develop your professional network, discover unadvertised internship and job opportunities, and help you determine what type of academic and extracurricular involvement would prepare you for a career in the field.”
Colleen Coleman, ’17, on the benefits of informational interviews. To read the full article, visit the Career Services blog.
