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Approximately six months after their graduation dates, ÃÛÌÒµ¼º½ surveyed the class of 2016. The survey tracks early outcomes and satisfaction among ÃÛÌÒµ¼º½ graduates. See highlights of the study below.

 

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Post-Graduation Status Post-Graduation Employment Status Annual Base Salaries by School or College Graduate Satisfaction

Post-Graduation Status
 

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83%

of graduates are employed full-time, attending graduate school or participating in a service program.

70% were employed full-time.

10% were attending graduate school full-time.

3% were participating full-time in a service program.

Post-Graduation Employment Status
 

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86%

of grads looking for work obtain full-time jobs.

Full-time employment of job-seeking graduates by field of study:

Engineering: 80%

Business: 93%

Math or natural sciences: 78%

Social sciences: 90%

Humanities or fine arts: 78%

Annual Base Salaries by School or College
 

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53k

median starting salary for the graduate working full-time

Median starting salary for full-time worker by field of study:

Engineering: $70,500

Business: $60,500

Math or natural sciences: $38,000

Social sciences: $45,500

Humanities or fine arts: $45,500

Graduate Satisfaction
  

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85%

of all graduates indicated that ÃÛÌÒµ¼º½ had provided good to excellent preparation for life after college.

92% of grad school students indicated that ÃÛÌÒµ¼º½ provided good to excellent preparation for graduate study.

80% of full-time workers indicated that ÃÛÌÒµ¼º½ provided good to excellent preparation for their careers.

Methodology and Statistical Significance of the Study

 

These data were collected from graduates who began as first-time freshmen in 2012 and graduated within four years. The survey instrument was emailed to all 2016 graduates for whom we had valid e-mail addresses (97%). The response rate of 40% yields a profile that is representative of the class of 2016 by school/college, academic cluster, sex, and ethnicity/race.

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