Category:Career Outcomes Data

Why Students and Alumni Should Report Internships and Job Offers to Their School

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Universities and career centers are constantly trying to gain insight into their students’ internship and career experiences to not only improve their own process and curriculum but also to report outcomes to publications that rank the value of their degrees. Career centers also need their students and alumni to report their internship and job offers to understand interests and hiring trends specific to their university. Often times, the most important yet most difficult data points to gather are non-credit-bearing internships since there is no incentive or easy way for a student to report that information to their college or university. But this information is … / Read more »




Top 10 Jobs of the Future

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Jobs of the Future

The U.S. economy and overall job market were majorly affected during the Coronavirus pandemic. Unemployment rates were at an all-time high as people lost their jobs and their future became unclear. As people shift their job trajectory or attempt to start a new career path, they should focus their attention on the jobs that are continuously growing. According to the United States Department of Labor, here is a list of jobs that are projected to be in high demand within the next few years.   Medical and Health Services Manager   A medical and health services manager oversees and manages a healthcare … / Read more »




Class of Spring 2015 Career Outcomes – 3 months after graduation: Average Income

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Did you know? … As of three months after graduation: The median income for graduates with Associate-level degrees was $25,000/year The median income for graduates with Bachelors-level degrees was $33,500/year The median income for graduates with Masters-level degrees was $48,000/year The median income for graduates with Doctoral/Professional-level degrees was $56,000/year How much do you expect to earn in your first job after graduation? Want more information? Check out the Employment Reports at The Outcomes Survey – the national standard for collection and reporting of college career outcomes now used by 148 schools in 38 states.




Class of Spring 2015 Career Outcomes – 3 months after graduation: When they started their job search

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Did you know? … As reported three months after graduation: 30.3% of Bachelor-level graduates started looking for work 6 or more months prior to graduating 19.3% started looking for work between three and five months prior to graduating 11.7% started looking for work between one and two months prior to graduating 8.3% started looking for work upon or around graduation 11.6% started looking for work after graduating 6.9% had not yet started looking for work When do you plan to start your search for post graduation employment? Want more information? Check out the Employment Reports at The Outcomes Survey – the national standard for collection and reporting … / Read more »




Class of Spring 2015 Career Outcomes – 3 months after graduation: Employment Status

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Did you know? … Three months after graduation: 43.8% of Bachelor-level graduates were working full-time 12.2% were working part-time 16.6% were enrolled in graduate school or other additional education 5.9% were planning to enroll in graduate school or other additional education 18.2% were still looking for their first job after graduation   Want more information? Check out the Employment Reports at The Outcomes Survey – the national standard for collection and reporting of college career outcomes now used by 148 schools in 38 states.