Post Graduation
Outcomes & Career Readiness
St. Thomas students get more than a diploma to frame.
Tommies graduate with a liberal arts foundation and loads of real-life readiness to become global citizens. Students who earn their degree here are ready to lead teams, communicate effectively and successfully influence others - in the workplace or in graduate school.
Tommies are CEOs, scientists, humanitarians, diplomats, authors, teachers, surgeons, nonprofit leaders, engineers, attorneys, researchers and lots and lots and lots of other things.
A different education creates a different graduate.
Programs & Resources
Career Development
Our Career Development Center helps students launch and explore careers in a way that makes sense for them. Career exploration is supported by connections with employers and alumni, through the integration of career conversations and curriculum across the university.
Professional Connections
The Tommie Network
Tommies travel in packs. And with an alumni network over 120,000 strong, you have a lot of mentors and connections who will help open the door to internships and jobs.
Alumni Stories from Our Newsroom
Celebrating 65 Years of the O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library
On Oct. 28, 1959, St. Thomas marked a significant milestone with the dedication of its first stand-alone library, the O’Shaughnessy Library. The occasion was grand, featuring a blessing by Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, the apostolic delegate to the U.S., a high Mass and a banquet in the school’s Armory. This event symbolized the culmination of a… The post Celebrating 65 Years of the O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
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October 8, 2024
St. Thomas Alumna Supports Special Education Educators Through Her Start-Up
Growing up, Elizabeth Orme ’15 EdS would describe herself as a child with a “busy brain.” “I was totally the third grader doing handstands against the wall,” the University of St. Thomas alumna recalled about her experience as a neurodivergent student. “My teacher figured out that I learned in different ways. So, naturally, I was… The post St. Thomas Alumna Supports Special Education Educators Through Her Start-Up appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
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September 25, 2024
In the News: University of St. Thomas Receives Minnesota’s Largest-Ever Monetary Gift for Scholarships
On Sept. 19, the University of St. Thomas announced the largest-ever scholarship gift in the history of Minnesota. Numerous media outlets covered the news. From the Pioneer Press: The St. Paul-based Catholic university says a gift from the Schoeneckers Foundation will fund scholarships for 250 undergraduate students every year based on need. They expect the… The post In the News: University of St. Thomas Receives Minnesota’s Largest-Ever Monetary Gift for Scholarships appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
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September 20, 2024
Sights and Sounds: Revealing the Schoeneckers Foundation’s Historic Gift
The upper quad was filled with excitement Sept. 19 as the University of St. Thomas revealed a monumental scholarship gift that will open the door to higher education for generations of future Tommies. At a special event on the St. Paul campus, President Rob Vischer and the Board of Trustees announced Minnesota’s largest-ever university scholarship… The post Sights and Sounds: Revealing the Schoeneckers Foundation’s Historic Gift appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
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September 19, 2024
St. Thomas Celebrates Minnesota’s Largest-Ever University Scholarship Gift
A historic gift from the Schoeneckers Foundation will create scholarship funding for 250 undergraduate students every year to Minnesota’s largest private university. The University of St. Thomas today announced the single largest monetary gift for scholarships ever given to a Minnesota university, thanks to the generosity of one of its longest-standing benefactors. The transformative gift… The post St. Thomas Celebrates Minnesota’s Largest-Ever University Scholarship Gift appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.