The Career Development Center works hard to establish and maintain mutually beneficial relationships with employers and we highly value our employer partnerships.

At Saint Anselm College, we recognize the important role of internships for students’ professional development while supporting their liberal arts curriculum. Internships offers students the opportunity to learn about the workplace and how community organizations function.

Career Development Center resources are always available for alumni. Our primary area of expertise lies in the job market for entry-level job seekers or for alumni with less than five years of experience.

In keeping with the mission of the college, the Career Development Center is committed to helping your students develop strong critical thinking and problem solving skills and making them professionally competitive. We believe that applied experiential learning and internship opportunities beyond the classroom help students achieve these goals.

Parents play a vital role in admissions, supporting the Career Development Center, engaging the wider community, and contributing to the long-term success of the college. Through supporting the activities and events of the Career Development Center you can contribute to the success of the college and our graduates.

The Office of the Registrar is pleased to announce the introduction of "Transcript Services Storefront," a service made possible through our partnership with "Parchment”. While the actual fulfillment of transcript requests is completed by the Registrar's Office, the mechanism for transcript ordering and transmission will be through the Parchment’s Transcript Services Storefront.

Students should consult the academic calendar for semester dates for preregistration and final registration. A schedule of courses offered during a given semester can be found in Workday. 

Summer school is for students who are eager to fulfill their core learning requirements, enroll in interesting electives, or catch up on class credit. Students who take advantage of Saint Anselm's academic opportunities in the summer gain the ability to explore potential majors while staying on track for graduation.

Winter session courses are 4-credit and 2-credit courses taught exclusively online. The sessions run between the end of the fall semester and the beginning of the spring semester. 

The New Hampshire College and University Council (NHCUC) Cooperative Tuition Remission Program (CTRM) is a network of seven private colleges and universities in New Hampshire willing to accept, tuition-free, students from families of full-time faculty and staff of other NHCUC institutions.