November Open House

The communication program required the completion of two internships, which pushed me to start thinking seriously about life after graduation. I landed an internship with QVC’s email marketing team during my final semester, which I was able to turn into a full time e-commerce associate position once graduating.

At Immaculata, the professors, the staff, the clubs, the honors program, the cheerleading team and my friends made me realize a lot of things I can do that I didn't think I could. I strongly feel like this wouldn't have happened at the other schools I applied to. I see myself going farther than I ever thought. And I have Immaculata to thank for that.

I was encouraged to build my own philosophy of education, and I felt very prepared going into my own classroom. My professors supported me and helped me to find a job even after graduation. I am very blessed to have been part of such a great program.

IU gave me the didactic and practical knowledge along with the confidence to succeed at the next level of education, allowing me to pursue my passion of becoming a Doctor of Physical Therapy. The amount of hands-on labs and activities really provided a strong foundation, and when I arrived at PT school.

My work-study job at Immaculata’s IT help desk was also a crucial part of finding my passion for IT infrastructure. Immaculata has provided the building blocks for me to land my dream job at Vanguard.

It doesn't feel like my professors are here just to get a paycheck. They're here because they want to be. And they've helped me get better grades than I ever thought I could. Immaculata is a place that’s not just a school. It’s a home.

My political science professor was always going above and beyond for his classes, making it easy to want to succeed in my four years at Immaculata. My college education experience has helped create the path to landing my dream job in the federal government.

I came in freshman year and had no idea what I wanted to major in or what I was good at. The Undecided program was a guiding hand that helped me learn what I may be interested in and what I could see myself doing. They curated a schedule to give me a variety of different courses and disciplines.