Wilmington University, New Castle Ranking 2026 from QS, THE & US NEWS

• Almost 5% students secure employment within 6 months of completing their course. Most people who studied with me are unemployed even after a year now, but they managed to get some unpaid jobs on OPT.
• The average salary is around 75k - 100k per annum if they are employed full-time. Mostly, they find jobs using consultancies, mostly Indian, some people through references, and some through job portals. Out of these, I see referrals worked better for most people than consultancies and some consultancies. All apply to information technology jobs and software roles.

• I used many WhatsApp groups from telegram channels and also the Yocket app to find someone to interact with students studying there before going there and finding an apartment or a room to live in.
• The monthly rent was around 350-400, all facilities included, water, electricity. This is so prob with accommodation, as we usually share an apartment with 8-10 students at a time, and also I have almost moved to 4 apartments in 2 years of my master's. My accommodation is 13miles from the college we have to take two buses to reach college.

• Typically, there are no full-time opportunities on campus. You need to apply on your own.

• I used to stay in Jersey City, so I used to commute to college twice.

• I'm not sure about employment within 6 months; it purely depends on the individual. Most of the students I got to know are all within their grace period, which means 90 days of completing their master's.
• Average salary, I'm not sure, it might be between 80000$-150000$ depends on the course
• Getting a job after college purely depends on personal things, such as connections, referrals, number of years of experience previously they have, internships, everything matters after grad.
• Make more connections, try to be in touch with faculty, attend events, workshops, and spend most of the time on campus so that we get some leads that really matter to succeed.

• I got my accommodation through my senior, whom I used to know from the past 3 years. It's very easy to find accommodation off campus. There are some WhatsApp or Telegram groups available; if we post our needs available, most people will get a response. Monthly rent depends on the number of people living in that house, it costs around 500-700$ or maybe less than that amount.

The market is so disturbed right now every one is unemployed . I hope we get good opportunities to build our career

My seniors recommended me and I have lot of friends . I have been following it since then and I was impressed of student curricular I would define my college as a student-friendly and easy going college . No too much stress and well social cultured college