You are more than one thing. So are we.
Whether you’re a writer who codes, an athlete who makes music, a scientist with a start-up idea — if you’re any or all of these, or something else entirely — you’ll be in good company at Kenyon.
Explore Kenyon
Here, you’ll approach problems from multiple angles, crossing disciplines to make connections that prepare you for a complex and changing world.
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Academic life at Kenyon is about reaching across departments and majors. The answers, or the next big questions, are often found in the intersections.
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“It doesn’t matter what career path you’re on. At some point, you have to convert the thoughts and ideas in your head to words on a page or whatever your medium is so that others can understand you. ”
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93% of Kenyon students who apply to graduate school attend one of their top three choices.
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You’ll learn more than just the how of your chosen disciplines — you’ll dig deep into the why, so that you can confidently apply your insights to the work and causes you care about.
Translate your passion into purpose.
With the support of faculty members and career advisors who are deeply invested in your success, you’ll chart a course through Kenyon and into the world that is distinctly your own.
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90%of 2025 graduates were employed, continuing their education or committed to other plans within six months.
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Build on your insights.
Kenyon students regularly take advantage of a wide array of career-building activities like interning, job shadowing and networking.
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$800Kin annual funding supports summer research and internships for Kenyon students.
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Explore careers in your backyard.
Columbus, one of the nation's fastest growing cities, is right on our doorstep, with opportunities to explore in tech, finance, healthcare and civic life.
Kenyon Connections Shine at the Oscars
Kenyon Connections Shine at the Oscars
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The Oscar, Emmy and Tony-award winning designer will address graduating students at Kenyon’s 198th Commencement.
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Adam Davidson ’86, who won an Academy Award for best short film in 1991, talks about his firm belief in the role of the liberal arts in storytelling on the eve of this year’s Oscars and a new Kenyon program in L.A.
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Drama and film professor Jonathan Tazewell ’84 talks about Hollywood’s biggest night, this year’s crop of movies, and past — and possibly future — Oscar winners with ties to the College.
