Im going to Middlebury next year so Im just wondering how successful graduates from Middlebury and other Necsac schools are in attaining good jobs
It depends on your major, your grades, what you do during the summers, how you interview and where you look.
So, basically there is no easy answer and for sure the responsibility does not fall on Middlebury’s shoulders, rather yours.
My NESCAC rising sophomore is working in NY on a project designing an ETF for millennial investors. The money is fantastic and he is having a great time.
Yup, depends on you. Try to remember lots of kids from lots of schools find lucrative, satisfying jobs. Mine are both NESCAC and happily employed.
I see you’ve started several threads asking questions about the NESCAC. Opportunities are aplenty. Focus on your passion, commit, and I expect you, too, will find something fulfilling. Enjoy Middlebury!
My son just graduated from Midd a few weeks ago. He was fortunate to have a gotten a job right before Thanksgiving. Most of his friends have gotten jobs. I think that as a group the Nescac schools do a good job of having companies recruit on campus, especially in the financial fields.
Employers will definitely notice a sac around your nec. If you want to pick fruit, fine, but the majority of jobs will be off limits to you.
At some point you really should realize that it’s NESCAC, not “NECSAC,” since you’re soon to join it, @babybottlecop
What a strange question. The NESCAC is a sports conference and the schools are not the same in focus, rigor, opportunities or results.
Middlebury grads do very well on the whole.