Lang students have three key advisors, all of whom help you explore and make educational and career choices:
Student success and faculty advisors discuss goals and exploration at each student appointment, blending career advising with your pathway through Lang. Students are also encouraged to consult our 4-Year Lang Career Pathways Map for helpful steps and resources to link your academic journey to your future plans.
The university’s Undergraduate Career Services at The Center for Career Development is available to students and alumni throughout their Lang experience. This office helps students discover the different paths available to them and offers a wealth of career planning resources, including help writing a résumé and cover letter, finding an internship or job, and even assistance in preparing for graduate school. They offer one-on-one counseling, group workshops, and internship events, and they work with employers and organizations interested in recruiting students from Lang.
Wondering what a day in the life of a New Schooler is like? When you study in the heart of Greenwich Village, every day is a chance to explore, challenge what you know and believe, and find inspiration. Student-made videos, stories, playlists, and interactive maps immerse you in our community.
Liberal Arts Career Coach, The New School
William Felty
72 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10011
212.300.3540
feltyw@newschool.edu
Undergraduate Career Services
68 Fifth Avenue, 2nd floor
New York, NY 10011
212.229.1324
careerservices@newschool.edu
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