Today, both employers and graduate schools expect students to graduate with some type of career-related experience. Over 90% of our surveyed Class of 2009 graduates gained career related experience through internships, volunteer service, graduate research or jobs.
Of the 91% surveyed, 72% had obtained a job, plan to attend graduate or professional school, or are doing an internship, traveling or pursuing other personal endeavors.
*Selected Graduate and Professional Schools attended by graduates from the Classes of 2001-2009:
University of California, Berkeley
Rutgers University
University of Oregon
Johns Hopkins University
Tufts University
Virginia Commonwealth University
University of Texas, San Antonio
Catholic University
Virginia University Oxford University University of Richmond School of aw
Hofstra Law School | Harvard Divinity School
Kansas State University
Auburn University
University of Exeter, England
College of William and Mary
Purdue University
Chicago School of Professional Psychology
University of Maryland
University of Southern California |
Selected Employers who hired graduates from the Classes of 2001-2008:
Americorps
Corporate Executive Board
Lyric Opera
Philip Morris USA
National Ground Intelligence Center
U.S. Department of State
Central Intelligence Agency
Kennedy-Krieger Institute
Naval Surface Warfare Center
Newport News City Schools
Habitat for Humanity
Walter Reed Army Institute
Cigna
Wachovia
University of North Carolina
Davenport & Company
Pitney Bowes
American Cancer Society
Santa Fe Opera
| National Gallery of Art
World Bank
Legacy International
The Kidney Foundation
Midwest School of Music
Peace Corps
Air Jamaica
Rock Hill School District
Child Help USA
University of Economics, Prague
Discovery Channel
Genworth Financial
University of California, Los Angeles
Suzhou Foreign Language School
National Institute of Health
Central Virginia Community Service
Yale Language Center
City of Houston
New York City Teaching Fellows
Hewlett-Packard Department of Treasury |
