Outcomes
William Jewell exists to educate critical thinkers who pursue lives of meaning. See how Jewell students and recent alumni are impacting their professions and communities.
William Jewell exists to educate critical thinkers who pursue lives of meaning. See how Jewell students and recent alumni are impacting their professions and communities.
• The Wall Street Journal and Times Higher Education named Jewell to its 2022 college rankings. Jewell was 342nd overall and in the top third of more than 200 colleges in the Midwest region. Read more.
• U.S. News & World Report placed Jewell No. 6 for Best Regional Colleges in the Midwest in its 2022-2023 Best Colleges rankings. The College also tied for No. 9 in the Midwest for Best Undergraduate Teaching and ranked No. 22. in the Best Value Schools category based on academic quality alongside the net cost of attendance. Read more.
• The Princeton Review placed Jewell on its 2023 list of The Best 388 Colleges. Jewell ranked No. 9 in the country for Great Town-Gown Relations, based on how students rate the surrounding area where their school is located and how well they get along with members of the local community. In addition, the College was among the 200 Best Value Colleges for stellar academics, affordable cost and strong career prospects for graduates, and on the Best Midwestern Colleges. Read more.
• Jewell was named No. 3 out of the top 244 Bachelor's Colleges by Washington Monthly for overall contributions to the public good. Also in the 2021 College Guide and Rankings, Jewell ranked No. 2 for Peace Corps service, No. 3 for spending on student and faculty research; No. 3 for graduates who go on to earn a Ph.D., No. 5 for community and national service and No. 18 for graduate earnings. Read more.
Fulbright Scholarship: Margo Evilsizor (2020), Ben Shinogle (2019), Paige Bolduc (2013)
Goldwater Scholarship: Caeley Piittman (2019), Bradley Dice (2015)
Rhodes Global Scholarship: Thais Quiroga (finalist, 2018)
Rotary International Scholarship: Jessica Gliserman (2015)
Teach for America: Sydney Bass (2021), Seki Anderson (2020); Parker Jenkins (2020); Ethan Hawn (2019); Ben Shinogle (2017); Brooklyn Bradley (2016); Kothney-Issa Guillaume Bush (2016); Margaret Perko (2016); Brittany Nicklas (2014); Ashley Stees (2014); Tyler White (2013); Anna Mahoney (2013); Meredith Moore (2013)
Truman Scholarship: Emily Dema (finalist, 2018); Zak Carroll (finalist, 2018)
Burns and McDonnell
Cerner Corporation
Children's Mercy Hospital
EPCOT
ESPN
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Reserve Bank
Garmin
GE Transportation
Hallmark
J.E. Dunn Construction
Kansas City Chiefs
Lyric Theater
National World War I Museum and Memorial
PepsiCo
PriceWaterhouseCoopers
Sporting KC
Stowers Institute
U.S. Department of State
U.S. Navy, U.S. Navy
Cambridge University
The College of William and Mary
Columbia University (N.Y.)
Cornell University
Duke University
Edinburgh University
George Mason University
Georgetown University
George Washington University
Harvard University
Johns Hopkins University
London School of Economics
New York University
Oxford University
Pontifical University of the Holy Cross (Rome)
Princeton University
Purdue University
Seton Hall University
Stanford University
University of Chicago
University of Notre Dame
University of Michigan
Vanderbilt University
Washington University (St. Louis)
William and Mary
Yale University