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Computer sciences majors have the highest starting salary at the master’s-degree level for the Class of 2019, while business grads are the top-paid at the doctoral level.
TAGS: first destination, compensation, salaries, surveys, spotlight
The final overall average starting salary for the Class of 2019 is $53,889, which is up 5.8 percent over the final average starting salary of $50,944 for the Class of 2018.
Collecting first-destination data for the Class of 2020 will be challenging, as traditional methods, such as surveying students during graduation, are not an option during the pandemic. Experts offer some recommendations.
TAGS: first destination, journal, coronavirus
First Destinations for the College Class of 2017 examines how college graduates fare in their careers within six months of graduating. The report provides outcomes—including types of employment, additional education, and starting salary—for all degree levels.
TAGS: first destination, graduate outcomes, salaries, trends and predictions, surveys
A career center compiles first-destination survey data; other offices on campus want access to the raw data.
TAGS: first destination, case study, ethics, principles, privacy
While the percentage of Class of 2017 master’s grads who were employed dipped from last year, a greater percentage decided to continue their education.
TAGS: first destination, graduate outcomes, salaries, surveys, degrees, spotlight
First-destination outcomes for the Class of 2017 bachelor’s degree graduates are nearly identical to those for the Class of 2016, according to results of NACE’s annual First-Destination Survey.
TAGS: first destination, graduate outcomes, salaries, spotlight
A suggestion from the provost’s office—to make completion of the UF Graduation Survey mandatory—has boosted knowledge rates at the University of Florida.
TAGS: first destination, graduate outcomes, surveys, spotlight, career development
The University of Delaware’s first-destination data collection is a multi-level and campus-wide effort, and has led to increasingly high knowledge rates.
This article provides highlights from the authors’ study, “The Impact of Unpaid Internships on the Career Success of Liberal Arts Graduates.”
TAGS: first destination, graduate outcomes, internships, surveys, liberal arts, journal