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Nazareth prepares students well for careers and/or continued study through rigorous academic programs, global and cross-cultural experiences, and hands-on career experience while in college. The latest undergraduate figures are provided for each category.
After Graduation
Most new alumni are employed or in graduate school within 12 months of graduating. Of the Class of 2016, 33% continued their education at Nazareth, pursuing fields that require advanced degrees such as physical therapy (D.P.T.), social work (M.S.W.), and education (M.S. Ed.). Nazareth's data gathering processes adhere to national standards. Class of 2016 within 12 months after graduating. Data was available for 77% of the class. Alumni who were both in grad school and employed were categorized based on their primary role where possible.
Employers Samples of employers for the Class of 2016 one year after graduation.
Art & Design includes academic programs in art education, art history, art studio, and visual communication design.
Music includes academic programs in music, music/business, music education, music performance, and music therapy.
Theatre Arts includes academic programs in acting, dance studies, musical theatre, technical production, and theatre arts.
Humanities & Social Sciences includes academic programs in American studies, anthropology, communication and media, community youth development, English, history, legal studies, peace and justice, philosophy, political science, psychology, religious studies, social science, sociology, and women and gender studies, including programs paired with adolescence education.
Health & Human Services includes academic programs in communication sciences and disorders, nursing, occupational science, physical therapy (health science), and social work.
Education includes academic programs in inclusive childhood/early childhood education, which are paired with a major in the College of Arts & Sciences or the School of Management.
Business & Management includes academic programs in accounting, business management, economics, finance, international business, and marketing.
Languages & International includes academic programs in Asian studies, Chinese, French, German, history, international studies, Italian, Modern Foreign Languages, and Spanish, including programs paired with adolescence education.
Math & Science includes academic programs in biochemistry, biology, biomedical sciences, chemistry, clinical laboratory sciences, environmental science and sustainability, mathematics, and toxicology, including programs paired with adolescence education.
Art & Design
CGI Communications
Color Me Mine
Geva Theatre Center
Monroe County Library
Nazareth Hall Elementary School
New York Company
Pavilion Gift
Rochester City School District
Rochester Contemporary Art Center
Schroon Lake Central School
Business & Management
AXA Advisors
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.
BNY Mellon
Bank of Montreal
Bonadio Group
Bryant & Stratton College
Can-Am Consultants, Inc.
Canandaigua Nat'l Bank & Trust
Canon USA, Inc.
Charlotte Hornets
Dickinson College
EC Scott Group
Eagle Strategies LLC
Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield
GPC Contracting Inc.
H&E Equipment Services
HMI Mechanical Systems
Harris Communications
Hillside Family of Agencies
Holly Street Daycare
Humane Society of Greater Rochester
Hyland Software
Liberty Mutual Insurance
M&T Bank
Manning & Napier
Mary Cariola Children's Center
Next! Ad Agency
Nothnagle Enterprises
Once Again Nut Butter
Pinnacle Athletics, LLC
Pomco Group
REDCOM Laboratories
Rochester Americans Hockey
Saatchi Saatchi
Security Mutual Insurance Co.
Student Conservation Association
Syracuse University
Tenzo Tea
Tony Walker Co.
Visions Hotels
WCM Painting
Watertown Wolves
Wegmans Food Markets
Education
Americorps
Cobleskill-Richmondville CSD
Discovery Charter School
Little Lukes
Rush-Henrietta Central School District
Webster Central School District
Westfield Public Schools
Health & Human Services
BOCES Madison-Oneida
Bates-Rich Beginnings Child Care
Center For Disability Rights, INC.
Center For Youth Services
Clinical Associates of the Finger Lakes
Erie 1 Boces
Fairport Baptist Homes
Fresenius Medical Care
Highland Hospital
Highlands at Pittsford
Lifetime Assistance
Monroe County Child Protective Services
Nazareth College
Rochester General Hospital
Rochester Regional Healthcare Association
Strong Memorial Hospital
Unity Hospital
University of Rochester
Vinfen
YMCA Greater Rochester
Humanities & Social Sciences
AP Professionals
Alliance Advisory Group
Allied Universal
Arc Monroe County
CP Rochester
Canandaigua Emergency Squad
Council Rock Wealth Advisory Group
East House
Educational Age International Schools
Expeditors
Five Towns College
Florida Panthers
Frontier Communications
GLC Business Services
Genesee Valley Podiatry
Inspired Global Marketing
Iron Workers Local 33
Jay Advertising
Maximus Federal Services Inc.
Monroe County Board of Elections
Paychex
Penfield Country Club
Phoenix Counseling Center
Rochester Brainery
Strong Museum
Trillium Health
Trinity Montessori School
Utica National Insurance Group
VarData, LLC
Villa of Hope
West Irondequoit Central School District
Languages & International
EF English First
Fulbright Program
Interact Language Center
Peace Corps
Music
BOCES 1 (Monroe)
Bowling Green State University
Center For Discovery
Greece Central School District
HospiceCare in the Berkshires
Langley Porter Psychiatric Hospital
Language Intelligence, Ltd
Marion S. Whelan School Practical Nursing
Monroe Middle School
Pittsford Central School District
Romulus Central School District
Sciences & Math
CoreLogic
Genesee Regional Bank
Guthrie (Mayo Clinic Care Network)
Hinsdale Central School
Monroe Veterinary Associates
Saratoga Hospital
US Lacrosse
Theatre & Performance
Merry-Go-Round Playhouse, Inc.
Shakespeare On Sound
TheatreMAMA
Grad Schools Graduate schools of the Class of 2016, one year after graduation, from the National Student Clearinghouse.
California College of the Arts
Canisius College
Case Western Reserve University
Cornell University
Florida State University
Lake Erie College
Le Moyne College
Lesley University
Montana State University
Nazareth College
New York University
Pace University
Penn State University
Rider University
Roberts Wesleyan College
Rochester Institute of Technology
SUNY Brockport
SUNY Buffalo State
SUNY University At Buffalo
St. Bonaventure University
St. John Fisher College
Syracuse University
University of Central Arkansas
University of Colorado Boulder
University of Dayton
University of Houston
University of Louisville
University of Massachusetts at Amherst
University of Nebraska—Lincoln
University of Rochester
Utica College
Virginia Tech
Washington State University
Degrees Earned
All undergraduate degrees at Nazareth provide a strong foundation in the liberal arts, including an integrated studies sequence chosen by students. The approach develops skills that employers value. Nazareth began offering BFA programs in 2012, which now include acting, art studio, musical theatre, technical production, and visual communication design. Class of 2016
Study Abroad
Naz students study abroad at 2x the national average
During 2015-16, 7% of Nazareth students studied abroad, making 141 trips. The national average study abroad rate among colleges is 3%, according to NAFSA: Association of International Educators. Source of national data: NAFSA, based on statistics from the U.S. Department of Education National Center for Education Statistics, 2015 Digest of Education Statistics, and the Institute of International Education, 2016 Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange.
Countries
Australia
Austria
Belize
Chile
China
Ethiopia
France
Germany
India
Ireland
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Jordan
Peru
Poland
Russia
Spain
United Kingdom
Career Experience
75% of the class of 2016 completed: Rates are for-credit experiences for the Class of 2016 during their undergraduate years. Percentages do not total 100 due to rounding.
27% internships
16% field placements
10% practicum
8% clinical experience
8% research
7% student teaching
98% of internship supervisors would hire their supervisee if there were an opening Source 2015-2016 evaluations of 170 Nazareth Interns
"The interns have been professional, organized, creative, and a great addition to our team. Recently we have offered one a full-time position and we are excited he will join."
Neal Sherman, TAGeX Brands
Internship Sites
1809 Studios
AV Solutions
Abruzzo International Airport, Pescara, Italy
American Cancer Society
American Tactical Imports
Arc of Monroe
Batavia Muckdogs
Campbell Street Recreation Center
Capstone Real Estate Development
Catholic Family Center
City of Rochester
Cloverwood Senior Living
Colegio Esclavas de María
Community Place of Greater Rochester
Community Place of Greater Rochester/Generation 2
Community Youth Development Program
Council of State Governments
Dreamseeds/Generation 2
EC Scott Group
Edge Advertising Group
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield
Flaherty Salmin
Franco-American Institute in Rennes
Full Circle Fitness
Garden Aerial
Highland Hospital
Hillside Family of Agencies
Hope Hall School
Inficon
Kraematon Investment Advisors
M&T Bank
MKT Lines in Rennes
MarketHold Productions
NYS Government Program in Albany
Nazareth College Information Technology
Nazareth College LifePrep
Nazareth College Marketing & Communications
NextStep
Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
Ohmco Recording & Sound
Precision Screen Printing Inc.
Rochester Americans
Rochester Broadway Theater League
Rochester Business Journal
Rochester City School District
Rochester Rhinos
Seaberry Design
Seaway Advisors
The Walt Disney Company