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.
Of the Class of 2024, 49% were in the workforce, 34% continued their education at Nazareth — often pursuing fields that require advanced degrees such as physical therapy (D.P.T.), social work (M.S.W.), and education (M.S. Ed.) — and 16% went on to other graduate schools. Nazareth's data-gathering processes adhere to national standards. Class of 2024 within six months after graduating. Data was available for 80% of the class. Alumni who were both in grad school and employed were categorized based on their primary role where possible.
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 B.F.A. programs in 2012, which now include acting, art studio, musical theatre, theatre design and technology, and visual communication design. Degrees earned by the Class of 2024:
The class of 2024 (444 students) completed 1,631 high-impact experiences during their undergraduate years.
The average student in the class of 2024 completed four high-impact experiences.
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Class of 2022: 20% of Nazareth undergraduate students studied abroad, making 110 trips. The latest NAFSA: Association of International Educators report says less than 10% of all U.S. college graduates in 2019-2020 studied abroad. Source of national data: NAFSA, based on statistics from the U.S. Department of Education National Center for Education Statistics, 2020 Digest of Education Statistics, and the Institute of International Education's 2021 Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange.