English Major Jobs and Graduate School Acceptances 2026

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Emery Aronson

Hometown: New York City
Major: English
Graduate school: Hunter College
Field of study: sociology

How has Dickinson prepared you for life after graduation?

Dickinson has prepared me by providing me with a wide range of knowledge from my field of study and continuous passion to learn more.

Taylor Morrow

Hometown: Calabash, North Carolina
Major: English
Graduate school: Boston College
Field of study: sports administration

What elements from your Dickinson experience had the biggest impact on your time in college

My experience as an English major surpassed my expectations. The department is truly invested in the students' experience, and I have dramatically improved in my writing and communication skills.

Internship experience:

  • Sol Squeeze LLC., Fla. - marketing intern

Ellie Ferris

Hometown: Melrose, Massachusetts
Major: English
Graduate school: Brown University
Field of study: teaching

What elements from your Dickinson experience had the biggest impact on your time in college

My professors have been my favorite part of my Dickinson experience. They are dedicated to their field and extremely compassionate teachers, and I have been lucky to learn from them.

Internship experience:

  • American Association of University Women, Carlisle, Pa. - intern

Georgia Mantione

Hometown: Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania
Majors: English and French & Francophone studies
Employer: Trout Gallery
Job title: post-baccalaureate fellow in museum education

How has Dickinson prepared you for life after graduation?

Dickinson has prepared me to be a diligent employee and student no matter where life takes me. I have learned at Dickinson that education and learning is a continued process that does not just end with the end of school. I will take this belief with me through life after graduation. 

Internship experience:

  • Trout Gallery of Dickinson College - museum education and foreign language Intern

Indigo Cadogan

Hometown: New York City
Major: English 
Employer: Dickinson College
Job title: library supervisor

What elements from your Dickinson experience had the biggest impact on your time in college

Meeting great professors and good friends and people.

Internship experience:

  • Summer Youth Employment Program - intern

Helen Malone

Hometown: Shaker Heights, Ohio
Major: English 
Graduate school: Columbia University
Field of study: publishing

Lily Neemes

Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Majors: English and American studies
Employer: Heinz History Center and Dickinson's Archives & Special Collection
Job title: intern and archival researcher

How has Dickinson prepared you for life after graduation?

Dickinson's professors in the English and American studies departments have been the main contributors to preparing me for a professional career after graduation. I gained various soft and hard skills like critical thinking, actually writing amidst an emerging AI world, critiquing my peer's thoughts and effective group scholarly conversations. In general, being president of a Greek organization has also prepared my communication and team working skills as well as increasing my confidence as a communicator in general.

Internship experience:

Emese Daroczi

Hometown: Morristown, New Jersey
Majors: English and psychology
Graduate school: University of Chicago
Field of study: computational social science

What elements from your Dickinson experience had the biggest impact on your time in college

I think one would definitely be the kind of intersectional educational experience I had; getting to double major (and then eventually also pick up two minors) while also having time for working (at the library!) and having a study abroad experience accounted for and almost built into the program made it feel like I was really getting the full benefit of my education. Beyond that, honestly, the way that I learned close reading and analysis in all of my areas of study really helped me in analyzing knowledge in my everyday life; it's invaluable, especially now when I'm trying to convey information in a public-facing manner.

Internship experience:

Published May 5, 2026