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Ask an Earlhamite

Ask an Earlhamite is an easy way for Earlham College students to connect with alumni for career advice, professional guidance, and real-world insight about life after Earlham. Ask questions, explore career paths, build connections, and learn from the experiences of Earlham’s more than 17,000 living alumni. 

This tool is available to students at no charge, is easy to use, and does not require an app, registration, or login. Whether you are exploring majors, preparing for internships, considering graduate school, or thinking about your future after Earlham, Ask an Earlhamite makes it easy to connect with people who have been where you are now. 

Here’s how it works 

Students go to ask.earlham.edu and submit questions. Once a question is received, AI-powered software connects the question to alumni who are well-suited to answer based on their professional experience, interests, or expertise. 

When an alum receives your question, they can choose the most convenient way to respond — via email, a phone call, or a meeting. 

Questions are only shared when there is a strong match, meaning responses may come quickly or take a little time. Keep an eye out for messages connected to [email protected]

Not sure what to ask? Here are a few ideas:

  • How did you turn your Earlham experience into your current career?
  • What internships or experiences helped you most after graduation? 
  • What advice would you give someone interested in my field? 
  • How did you decide whether to attend graduate school? 
  • What skills do employers value most in your industry? 
  • What does a typical day look like in your profession? 
  • How did Earlham prepare you for life after college? 
  • What do you wish you had known as a student? 
  • How can I start building professional connections now? 
  • Are there opportunities in your field for someone with my interests? 

Have questions?

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EARLHAM ALERT:
Earlham College will be closed Monday, Jan 26 due to winter weather.