More Than a Job: Why First-Year Students Work On Campus

When asked to reflect on their entire Emmanuel experience in their Graduating Exit Survey, our seniors consistently rank their on-campus jobs among their most impactful college experiences. In fact, our graduates say working on campus contributed to their learning and personal growth just as much as their internships.

Why Our Students Love Working On Campus

On-campus jobs understand you’re a student first – offering you the flexibility to balance work with classes.

No commute, no stress. Your job is just steps away, making it easy to fit work into your day.

From communication and teamwork to problem-solving, you’ll build real-world skills that prepare you for any career.

Develop meaningful relationships with faculty, staff, and peers; connections that can open doors long after graduation.

Contribute to campus life, support your community, and feel more connected to the place you call home.

Earn money to help pay for tuition and everyday expenses.

“Working in the Registrar’s Office has been amazing. I have been able to talk about my experience as a student worker in several interviews and it has prepared me to be an employee following graduation.” 

Spring 2026 Student Survey Response

Career Outcomes

Discover what Emmanuel graduates have gone on to do with their degree. Use the filters by class year, school, or major to see specific data.

Understanding Career Outcomes

The data below summarizes the career outcomes of Emmanuel College graduates from our Traditional Arts & Sciences bachelor’s degree programs within one year of graduation.

For the Classes of 2015-2025, Emmanuel achieved a 93% knowledge rate, meaning we have verifiable information about the post-graduation status of 93% of our graduates.

Career outcomes data are collected by Emmanuel College’s Office of Institutional Research in accordance with the standards established by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). Information is gathered from multiple sources, including graduate and alumni surveys, the National Student Clearinghouse, LinkedIn professional profiles, and verified updates from Emmanuel faculty and staff.

Use the filters below to explore outcomes by graduation year, school, and major. Please note that academic programs that have not yet graduated their first class will not appear in the available selections.

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Contact & Location

Phone
617-735-9930
Address

Leslie Ferrick McCafferty Career Center
WSC 316
400 The Fenway
Boston, MA 02115

Hours

Monday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Tuesday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Wednesday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Thursday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm