Employment After Graduation
Not only did I immediately find employment, but my paycheck reflects the recognition of my superior skills.
Jimmy Prieto, a 2009 Marywood graduate, found employment with the Social Security Service immediately upon graduating. Proud to be able to assist a wider range of senior citizens requiring help when applying for benefits, Jimmy feels that the comfort he gives people in overcoming language barriers is worth much more than any paycheck.
Your Future, Your Degree
Businesses, governments, social service agencies and schools seek employees who are fluent in a second language and reward them financially. Enjoy a competitive edge by majoring or minoring in a foreign language at Marywood University.
Ninety percent of graduates from Marywood University's Foreign Language Program are currently employed using their language skills.
Many foreign language graduates pursue teaching careers. Over the past five years, 100 percent of Marywood University's foreign language secondary education majors have secured teaching positions their first year after graduation.
Student Success Stories
ADDED SKILLS = ADDED DOLLARS, PESOS, EUROS, ETC.
Much more than the extra pay our students often receive for their extra talents is the satisfaction of being able to help others. Regardless of your major, a Foreign Language Minor makes sense (and cents!).
Congratulations to our Foreign Language graduates!
Victor Arenas and Monica Bixby address the graduates at the Hooding Ceremony.
Victor Arenas smiles proudly with President Anne Munley.