Students graduating from 91³Ô¹ÏÍø University with a degree in Politics possess skills that are in demand in many career areas. The skills gained through our programs — oral and written communication, interact with diverse populations, problem-solving, understanding of community needs, analytical thinking, research skills, teamwork, leadership abilities, persuasive skills, ability to craft messages — are strengths that can be applied in any field.

• The faculty and staff in the Politics Department can guide you toward internships, career-oriented research opportunities, and graduate school possibilities.
• The Center for Academic and Career Success will help you create a customized action plan, consider career options, work with you to develop your résumé and cover letter, and assist you with the job-search process.
• Our active alumni network can help you make the connections you will need to get your career off to a great start.

The most popular career paths of politics majors at 91³Ô¹ÏÍø University include graduate school (especially masters' programs and law schools), government (state and federal), lobbying and advocacy, and the non-profit sector. A recent survey of 2017 graduates of the University found that 94 percent were either employed, in graduate school or volunteering, earning an average salary of $51,531 within six months of graduation. More than 80 percent completed at least one internship during their undergraduate experience, and more than half completed two or more internships.