Succeed
Think about the kind of life you want when you’re on the verge of leaving us. (We’ll return to the years in between soon enough.) Do you see yourself heading straight into a career, or is graduate school an absolute certainty? Don’t answer yet. We can put you on a well-traveled TCNJ path — wherever you want to go.
Feast your eyes on our grads’ great lives
Impressive employers: Amazon AT&T Bank of America BlackRock Bloomberg EY Facebook Johnson & Johnson JPMorgan Chase KPMG Lockheed Martin L’Oréal Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Mindshare Naval Air Systems Command Penn Medicine Princeton Health PwC St. Barnabas Medical Center School districts across New Jersey Teach Across America
Career-launching graduate schools: Brown Chicago Columbia Cornell Harvard Johns Hopkins London School of Economics NYU Penn Princeton Rutgers TCNJ University of Virginia Yale
#TCNJsuccess
Young alumni say hi from their post-undergraduate selves.
Analyst Trainee, State of New Jersey, Department of the Treasury, Division of Purchase and Property
Production coordinator, NBCUniversal
Assistant Civil Engineer, WSP USA
Treasury associate, Goldman Sachs
Registered Nurse, Cleveland Clinic
Customer Development Leadership Development Program (CDLDP), Johnson & Johnson
PhD candidate, Psychology, Harvard University
One-stop
career center
With 75 percent of new TCNJ alumni heading for employment and the rest to graduate school, preparation starts early. (Because internships.) Our Career Center views the process as an ongoing face-to-face collaboration among students and alumni, employers, and key representatives in postgraduate education. The vast majority of our most recent graduates said their career or graduate school on-ramping was “above average or excellent.”
On-time graduation means more years to grow your salary
Graduating in four years is far from a given. A public college, TCNJ ranks seventh in the nation for students who do, according to the U.S. Department of Education. The end result is you and/or your parents spend less on extra tuition and living expenses — and your paychecks start arriving sooner.