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Did you know? … As of three months after graduation: 50.1% of Bachelor-level graduates had looked for work near their hometowns 26.7% looked for work near where they went to school 20.2% looked for work acoss the U.S. 6.7% looked internationally Where will you look for employment 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.
Did you know? … At graduation, the five majors reporting the highest salaries were: Engineering at $57,500 Computer/Information Sciences at $50,000 Health Professions at 44,000 Mathematics and Statistics at $43,000 Business, Management, Marketing & Finance at $40,000 What does your major say about what you can expect to earn when you graduate? If you want to work in a field related to your major field of study, it might say a lot. If not, it may not be as strong an indicator of what you may be able to earn. Look deeper than the numbers on the surface if you want to … / Read more »
Did you know? … Three months after graduation: 80% of employed Spring 2015 Graduates found jobs releated to their career goals 78% of these reported employment in jobs related to the major 76% were satisfied with their first jobs out of college 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.
The following infographic presents data on the employment search timing of the Class of Spring 2014 college graduates one year after graduation. This data was gathered from 31,365 respondents by 39 schools in 21 states using The Outcomes Survey. Additional data, reports and infographics are available on The Outcomes Survey website.
The following infographic presents data on the employment search location of the Class of Spring 2014 college graduates one year after graduation. This data was gathered from 31,365 respondents by 39 schools in 21 states using The Outcomes Survey. Additional data, reports and infographics are available on The Outcomes Survey website.
