AboutOutcomes: Life After Marlboro

Alumni Graduate Study

• 68 percent of Marlboro graduates have pursued further formal academic training
• 52 percent of Marlboro alumni pursue advanced study within five years of
  graduating.
• The most popular fields for graduate study include:
  • Education
  • Liberal Arts
  • Science
  • Arts
  • Psychology/Social Work
• Marlboro alumni have attended 274 colleges and universities and 30 training programs. The 10 graduate schools most frequently attended (in order of popularity):
  • Antioch New England
  • Harvard University
  • Columbia University
  • Yale University
  • University of Vermont
  • Boston University
  • Lesley College
  • University of New Hampshire
  • University of Washington
  • Middlebury College

Alumni Job Experience

• 60 percent have worked in a job in a field related to their Marlboro area of concentration.
• Marlboro graduates work most frequently in the following professions:
  • Education (23 percent)
  • Business management (18 percent)
  • Arts (8 percent)
  • Social services (7 percent)
  • Medicine (6 percent)
  • Information technology (6 percent)
  • Journalism/writing (5 percent)

Connection to Marlboro

• 70 percent of Marlboro graduates volunteered to serve as either an informal mentor to current students, offer an internship, or do both.
• 49 percent of Marlboro graduates contribute to the college, twice the national average for liberal arts colleges.