The Office of Career Engagement helps students build the path from passion to success. The Center offers one-on-one mentorship, job search resources, and on-campus events, designed to turn aspirations into outcomes. Alumni work at leading companies and organizations such as the World Bank, Deloitte, and KPMG. The Office of Career Engagement empowers graduates to pursue careers that create meaningful change.
Kogod really taught me how to stand out
It's the people at Kogod that really defined his experience. The community-whom he calls "interdisciplinary and diverse"-helped him get the most out of his time. "I've experienced everything the school and Washington, DC, has to offer because of the people that I've met," Cohen says. "And, because the community is so diverse, I've learned many different ways of looking at life."
Each moment, from move-in-day to present, has been a learning experierience
What I will miss the most from college will be the community of teachers, staff and peers. I found my village in academic advisors helping me to carve out my path. I cannot forget [my] professors, who wrote recommendations for me and met with me outside of class to help strategize on job negotiations.
93 percent 2016 undergraduates reported a positive outcome (they accepted a new position, started a company or chose to continue their education)
Kogod Survey of 2016 graduates
94 percent 2016 MBA graduates reported a positive outcome (they accepted a new position, started a new company or chose to continue their education)
Kogod Survey of 2016 MBA graduates
90 percent 2016 graduates who completed at least one internship
Kogod Survey of 2016 graduates
"It was seeking out opportunities and connections that helped me secure my full-time offer."
"I learned that if you do not ask and advocate for yourself, you will not get what you want."
"My experience with the Student Managed Investment Fund (SMIF) has been the cornerstone of my AU career."
