1. Thousands of bachelor’s-degree-prepared employees.

2. Graduates who continue to live & work in the area.

3. Company interns who can become long-term employees.

4. Graduates who know how to work with others.

Worcester State enrolls students from a wide range of socio-economic classes, ages, and ethnic, racial, and religious backgrounds, who bring a variety of life experiences and perspectives to the classrooms.

35%

ALANA/BIPOC*

5. Graduates who are prepared to do & to think.

Worcester State’s required Liberal Arts and Sciences Curriculum means every student learns how to think critically and communicate effectively.

Experiences inside and outside the classroom enrich learning, while fostering a can-do attitude and strong work ethic.

6. Ph.D.-educated faculty & professional staff experts.

Worcester State is helping businesses solve problems and evaluate programs.

One example: a psychology professor teamed with a UMass faculty member to assist UMass Memorial Medical Center in evaluating a parent-focused treatment for child anxiety provided through the CANDO Clinic.

For information, contact Dr. Jeremiah Riordon.

✉ jriordon1@worcester.edu

7. Graduate Programs

In addition to masters programs in education, Worcester State offers a dozen other graduate programs, including:

➔ worcester.edu/academics/graduate-school

✉ gradadmissions@worcester.edu

8. Career fairs that connect students to employers.

Advertise your internship and job openings to students and alumni on Worcester State’s LancerLink.

➔ worcester.edu/campus-life/student-services/career-services/employer-and-recruiter-services

✉ careerservices@worcester.edu

9. Center for Business & Industry

➔ worcester.edu/center-for-business-industry

✉ cbi@worcester.edu

*Includes Black/African American, American Indian/Alaskan Native, Hispanic/Latino,

Asian, and Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

Figures are based on 2023 data.