What can I do after graduation?

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Because religion is such an influential and pervasive phenomenon, a religion major offers broad access to many vocations and professional opportunities. Religion majors may pursue many different career paths including business/public relations, social services, law, education, politics/diplomacy, journalism/publishing, and ministerial careers in a variety of settings.

Greensboro College graduates who have chosen to pursue ministerial or academic careers in religion have a distinguished record of achievement at graduate schools and seminaries, representing a wide variety of denominational and non-denominational traditions.

Those schools include: Andover Newton Theological School in Massachusetts; Asbury Theological Seminary in Kentucky; Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Texas; Baptist Theological Seminary in Virginia; The Theological School of Drew University in New Jersey; The Divinity School of Duke University in North Carolina; Candler School of Theology of Emory University in Georgia; Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in North Carolina; Hood Theological Seminary in North Carolina; Lancaster Theological Seminary in Pennsylvania; Moravian Theological Seminary in Pennsylvania; Northwestern University in Illinois; Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary in Illinois; Pacific School of Religion in California; Pfeiffer University in North Carolina; Princeton Theological Seminary in New Jersey; Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in North Carolina; Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University in Texas; Union Theological Seminary in New York; Union Theological Seminary in Virginia; University of Chicago in Illinois; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in North Carolina; St. Mary’s College of the University of St. Andrews in Scotland; Wake Forest University in North Carolina; Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, DC; and Yale Divinity School at Yale University in Connecticut.