
Language Preservation Across the Stars
Ajuawak Kapashesit ’13 is this galaxy’s first Ojibwe-speaking Han Solo.
Percentage of 2024 graduates who are employed, attending graduate school, interning or on fellowships
Percentage of 2024 graduates who say they have a job congruent with their interests
Percentage of 2024 graduates who were admitted to their first or second choice graduate school
When you graduate from Macalester, you might become a Nobel Peace Prize laureate or write a bestselling novel or be chosen one of Popular Science’s “Brilliant 10 Young Scientists.” You wouldn’t be the first graduate to do so.
At Macalester, a liberal arts college, we have 39 majors to choose from and time for you to explore before you commit to a major. That major may lead you directly to your life’s work, or it may be an internship, study abroad, or a community connection that opens that window.
Our Career Exploration staff begin working with students their first year at Macalester, from finding internships to learning how to network to getting that first job interview.
Ajuawak Kapashesit ’13 is this galaxy’s first Ojibwe-speaking Han Solo.
Dr. Jo-Elle Mogerman ’92 inspires passion for wildlife conservation at the Philadelphia Zoo.
Basir Talayee ’25 created a startup to help young Afghan women continue their educations.