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  1. Outcomes: Overview 2022

    95%

    Career Outcome, Class of 2021

    Based on a reporting rate of 69.4% and a graduating class size of 532 students; Source: Career Services Follow-Up Survey

    80%

    Class of 2021 employed

    From the Career Services Follow-Up Survey, Class of 2021

    17%

    Class of 2021 enrolled in further study

    From the Career Services Follow-Up Survey, Class of 2021

    40%

    Continue education within 5 years

    Data from National Student Clearinghouse + Career Services, based on classes of 2013-2017

    21%

    Earn a post-baccalaureate degree within 5 years

    Data from National Student Clearinghouse + Career Services, based on classes of 2013-2017

    This section provides information on graduate school, employment, and other outcome-related information for the class of 2021 using the Follow-Up Survey of the Center for Career Excellence, conducted 7-10 months post-graduation.  For more information, select one of the tabs above or read the full report.

     

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    Year
    2022

  2. Outcomes: Employment 2022

    80%

    Class of 2021 employed

    From the Career Services Follow-Up Survey, Class of 2021

    This information about the Class of 2021 was obtained using the Career Services Follow-Up Survey conducted 7-10 months post-graduation.  For detailed information, see the full report located in the Outcomes Overview page. Outcome Profiles covering a 5-year aggregate summary for each academic division and department are also available.

    Top Employer Industries

    The top employer industries for the Class of 2021 for those employed full-time, representing 69% of respondents.

    RANK FIELD # OF RESPONDENTS % OF RESPONDENTS
    1 Business/Non-Finance 73 23%
    2 Sciences & Health 58 18%
    3 Education 49 16%
    4 Business/Finance 44 14%
    5 Social Impact/Government 39 12%
    6 Technology Sector 30 9%
    7 Arts/Communication 19 6%
    8 Other 4 1%

    Top Job Functions

    The top job functions for the Class of 2021 for those employed full-time, representing 69% of respondents.

    RANK JOB FUNCTION # OF RESPONDENTS % OF RESPONDENTS
    1 Sales/Account Management/Customer Service 54 21%
    2 Education/Teaching/Coaching 49 19%
    3 Administrative/Management/Support 47 18%
    3 Financial Services/Accounting/Banking 40 15%
    4 Research/Analysis/Laboratory & Field Science 31 12%
    5 Marketing/PR/Media/Communications 21 8%
    6 Healthcare Services 17 6%
    7 Consulting 15 6%
    8 Other 12 5%
    8 Information Technology/Computer Engineering/Software Development 10 4%
    9 Creative Arts/Design/Multimedia 6 2%
    9 Operations/HR/Purchasing/Quality Assurance 6 2%
    10 Community & Social Services/Legal Services 5 2%
    10 Engineering(non-computer) 5 2%
    Year
    2022

  3. Outcomes: Continued Education 2022

    17%

    Class of 2021 enrolled in further study 7-10 months out

    From the Career Services Follow-Up Survey, Class of 2021

    40%

    Continued education within 5 years

    Classes of 2013-2017; From National Student Clearinghouse + Advancement office data

    21%

    Earned a post-baccalaureate degree within 5 years

    Classes of 2013-2017

    Top Initial Schools Enrolled At Within 5 Years of Graduating

    Lists the first school a student enrolled at after graduating from St. Lawrence. Based on National Student Clearinghouse and Career Services data for class years of 2013-2017.

    1. St. Lawrence University
    2. University of Vermont
    3. Syracuse University
    4. Northeastern University
    5. SUNY at Albany
    6. SUNY College at Plattsburgh
    7. SUNY College at Potsdam
    8. Front Range Community College
    9. Middlebury College
    10. University of Rochester

    Top Schools Enrolled At Within 10 years of Graduating

    If a student attended more than one school after graduating from St. Lawrence, each school gets counted once. Based on National Student Clearinghouse data for class years of 2008-2012.

    1. St Lawrence University
    2. University of Vermont
    3. Northeastern University
    4. Boston University
    5. Syracuse University
    6. Harvard University
    7. SUNY College at Potsdam
    8. University at Buffalo
    9. Community College of Vermont
    10. SUNY at Albany

    By Division

    Percentage of students who majored in the arts, humanities, sciences, social sciences, or interdisciplinary areas of study for the classes of 2013-2017 that enrolled in a college/university or professional school within 5 years of graduating from St. Lawrence. Double major students with majors in different divisions are counted once for each division. Data are from the National Student Clearinghouse and Career Services Survey.

    • Arts: 31%
    • Humanities: 40%
    • Sciences: 54%
    • Social Sciences: 29%
    • Interdisciplinary: 30%

    Outcomes Profiles covering a 5-year aggregate for each division/department are available.

    Graduate/Professional School Programs

    Number of Class of 2021 graduates who continued education within 7-9 months after graduating from St. Lawrence. Data is from the Career Services Survey.

    Graduate Program Type Number Attending % Attending
    Science & Technology 10 12.8%
    Social Sciences 10 12.8%
    Arts & Humanities 7 9.0%
    Medicine 10 12.8%
    Business 14 18.0%
    Nursing/PA/NP 4 5.1%
    Other Postbacc. Programs 4 5.1%
    Education 12 15.4%
    Law 7 9.0%
    Total Graduate School 78 100.0%
    Year
    2022

  4. Outcomes: Overview 2023

    95%

    Career Outcome, Class of 2022

    Based on a reporting rate of 72% and a graduating class size of 527 students; Source: Career Services Follow-Up Survey

    78%

    Class of 2022 employed

    From the Career Services Follow-Up Survey, Class of 2022

    17%

    Class of 2022 enrolled in further study

    From the Career Services Follow-Up Survey, Class of 2022

    39%

    Continue education within 5 years

    Data from National Student Clearinghouse + Career Services, based on classes of 2014-2018

    22%

    Earn a post-baccalaureate degree within 5 years

    Data from National Student Clearinghouse + Career Services, based on classes of 2014-2018

    This section provides information on graduate school, employment, and other outcome-related information for the class of 2022 using the Follow-Up Survey of the Center for Career Excellence, conducted 7-10 months post-graduation.  For more information, select one of the tabs above or read the executive summary and full report here.

     

    See below for more information on:

    Year
    2023

  5. Outcomes: Continued Education 2023

    17%

    Class of 2022 enrolled in further study 7-10 months out

    From the Career Services Follow-Up Survey, Class of 2022

    39%

    Continued education within 5 years

    Classes of 2014-2018; From National Student Clearinghouse + Advancement office data

    22%

    Earned a post-baccalaureate degree within 5 years

    Classes of 2014-2018

    Top Initial Schools Enrolled At Within 5 Years of Graduating

    Lists the first school a student enrolled at after graduating from St. Lawrence. Based on National Student Clearinghouse and Career Services data for class years of 2014-2018.

    1. St. Lawrence University
    2. University of Vermont
    3. Syracuse University
    4. SUNY at Albany
    5. University at Buffalo
    6. Boston College
    7. Northeastern University
    8. Syracuse University
    9. SUNY College at Potsdam
    10. Upstate Medical University

    Top Schools Enrolled At Within 10 years of Graduating

    If a student attended more than one school after graduating from St. Lawrence, each school gets counted once. Based on National Student Clearinghouse data for class years of 2008-2012.

    1. St Lawrence University
    2. Northeastern University
    3. Syracuse University
    4. University of Vermont
    5. Boston University
    6. SUNY College at Potsdam
    7. SUNY at Albany
    8. Harvard University
    9. Simmons College
    10. University at Buffalo

    By Division

    Percentage of students who majored in the arts, humanities, sciences, social sciences, or interdisciplinary areas of study for the classes of 2014-2018 that enrolled in a college/university or professional school within 5 years of graduating from St. Lawrence. Double major students with majors in different divisions are counted once for each division. Data are from the National Student Clearinghouse and Career Services Survey.

    • Arts: 31%
    • Humanities: 40%
    • Sciences: 53%
    • Social Sciences: 28%
    • Interdisciplinary: 28%

    Outcomes Profiles covering a 5-year aggregate for each division/department are available.

    Graduate/Professional School Programs

    Number of Class of 2022 graduates who continued education within 7-9 months after graduating from St. Lawrence. Data is from the Career Services Survey.

    Graduate Program Type Number Attending % Attending
    Science & Technology 14 16.9%
    Social Sciences 14 16.9%
    Arts & Humanities 4 4.8%
    Medicine 3 3.6%
    Business 6 7.2%
    Nursing/PA/NP 6 7.2%
    Other Postbacc. Programs 10 12.0%
    Education 16 19.3%
    Law 3 3.6%
    Total Graduate School 83 100.0%
    Year
    2023

  6. Outcomes: Employment 2023

    78%

    Class of 2022 employed

    From the Career Services Follow-Up Survey, Class of 2022

    This information about the Class of 2022 was obtained using the Career Services Follow-Up Survey conducted 7-10 months post-graduation.  For detailed information, see the full report located in the Outcomes Overview page. Outcome Profiles covering a 5-year aggregate summary for each academic division and department are also available.

    Top Employer Industries

    The top employer industries for the Class of 2022 for those employed full-time, representing 69% of respondents.

    RANK FIELD # OF RESPONDENTS % OF RESPONDENTS
    1 Business/Non-Finance 69 26.6%
    2 Sciences & Health 44 17%
    3 Education 39 15.1%
    4 Business/Finance 37 14.3%
    5 Social Impact/Government 32 12.4%
    6 Technology Sector 23 8.9%
    7 Arts/Communication 12 4.6%
    8 Other 3 1.2%

    Top Job Functions

    The top job functions for the Class of 2022 for those employed full-time, representing 69% of respondents.

    RANK JOB FUNCTION # OF RESPONDENTS % OF RESPONDENTS
    1 Sales/Account Management/Customer Service 52 20%
    2 Financial Services/Accounting/Banking 35 14%
    3 Education/Teaching/Coaching 37 14%
    4 Research/Analysis/Laboratory & Field Science 29 11%
    5 Administrative/Management/Support 25 10%
    6 Healthcare Services 15 6%
    7 Marketing/PR/Media/Communications 14 5%
    8 Operations/HR/Purchasing/Quality Assurance 12 5%
    9 Community & Social Services/Legal Services 12 5%
    10 Information Technology/Computer Engineering/Software Development 9 4%
    11 Creative Arts/Design/Multimedia 6 2%
    12 Other 5 2%
    13 Engineering(non-computer) 3 1%
    14 Consulting 3 1%
    Year
    2023

  7. Outcomes: Overview

    94%

    Career Outcome, Class of 2024

    Based on a reporting rate of 74.1% and a graduating class size of 490 students; Source: Career Services Follow-Up Survey

    71%

    Class of 2024 employed

    From the Career Services Follow-Up Survey, Class of 2024

    23%

    Class of 2024 enrolled in further study

    From the Career Services Follow-Up Survey, Class of 2024

    37%

    Continue education within 5 years

    Data from National Student Clearinghouse + Career Services, based on classes of 2016-2020

    21%

    Earn a post-baccalaureate degree within 5 years

    Data from National Student Clearinghouse + Career Services, based on classes of 2016-2020

    This section provides information on graduate school, employment, and other outcome-related information for the class of 2023 using the Follow-Up Survey of the Center for Career Excellence, conducted 7-10 months post-graduation.  For more information, select one of the tabs above or read the executive summary and full report here.

     

    See below for more information on:

    Year
    2025

  8. Outcomes: Overview 2021

    92%

    Career Outcome, Class of 2020

    Based on a reporting rate of 69.2% and a graduating class size of 509 students; Source: Career Services Follow-Up Survey

    75%

    Class of 2020 employed

    From the Career Services Follow-Up Survey, Class of 2020

    17%

    Class of 2020 enrolled in further study

    From the Career Services Follow-Up Survey, Class of 2020

    42%

    Continue education within 5 years

    Data from National Student Clearinghouse + Career Services, based on classes of 2012-2016

    21%

    Earn a post-baccalaureate degree within 5 years

    Data from National Student Clearinghouse + Career Services, based on classes of 2012-2016

    This section provides information on graduate school, employment, and other outcome-related information for the class of 2020 using the Follow-Up Survey of the Center for Career Excellence, conducted 7-10 months post-graduation.  For more information, select one of the tabs above or read the full report.

     

    See below for more information on:

    Year
    2021

  9. Outcomes: Continued Education

    23%

    Class of 2024 enrolled in further study 7-10 months out

    From the Career Services Follow-Up Survey, Class of 2024

    37%

    Continued education within 5 years

    Classes of 2016-2020; From National Student Clearinghouse + Advancement office data

    21%

    Earned a post-baccalaureate degree within 5 years

    Classes of 2016-2020

    Top Initial Schools Enrolled At Within 5 Years of Graduating

    Lists the first school a student enrolled at after graduating from St. Lawrence. Based on National Student Clearinghouse and Career Services data for class years of 2016-2020.

    • University of Vermont
    • Clarkson University
    • St. Lawrence University
    • Northeastern University
    • Boston College
    • Update Medical University
    • SUNY Albany
    • SUNY College at Potsdam
    • Syracuse University

    Top Schools Enrolled At Within 10 years of Graduating

    If a student attended more than one school after graduating from St. Lawrence, each school gets counted once. Based on National Student Clearinghouse data for class years of 2010-2014.

    • St. Lawrence University
    • Syracuse University
    • Northeastern University
    • Boston University
    • University of Vermont
    • University at Buffalo
    • Harvard University
    • SUNY College at Potsdam
    • Clarkson University
    • SUNY at Albany

    By Division

    Percentage of students who majored in the arts, humanities, sciences, social sciences, or interdisciplinary areas of study for the classes of 2016-2020 that enrolled in a college/university or professional school within 5 years of graduating from St. Lawrence. Double major students with majors in different divisions are counted once for each division. Data are from the National Student Clearinghouse and Career Services Survey.

    • Arts: 27%
    • Humanities: 39%
    • Sciences: 51%
    • Social Sciences: 27%
    • Interdisciplinary: 25%

    Outcomes Profiles covering a 5-year aggregate for each division/department are available.

    Graduate/Professional School Programs

    Number of Class of 2024 graduates who continued education within 7-9 months after graduating from St. Lawrence. Data is from the Career Services Survey.

    Graduate Program Type Number Attending % Attending
    Science & Technology 22 22.2%
    Social Sciences 8 8.1%
    Education 18 18.2%
    Law 3 3.0%
    Other Postbacc. Programs 10 10.1%
    Medicine 4 4.0%
    Business 9 9.1%
    Nursing/PA/NP 1 1.0%
    Arts & Humanities 6 6.1%
    Allied Health 14 14.1%
    Total Graduate School 99 100.0%
    Year
    2025

  10. Outcomes: Continued Education 2021

    18%

    Class of 2020 enrolled in further study 7-10 months out

    From the Career Services Follow-Up Survey, Class of 2020

    42%

    Continued education within 5 years

    Classes of 2012-2016; From National Student Clearinghouse + Advancement office data

    21%

    Earned a post-baccalaureate degree within 5 years

    Classes of 2012-2016

    Top Initial Schools Enrolled At Within 5 Years of Graduating

    Lists the first school a student enrolled at after graduating from St. Lawrence. Based on National Student Clearinghouse and Career Services data for class years of 2012-2016.

    1. St. Lawrence University
    2. Northeastern University
    3. Syracuse University
    4. SUNY at Albany
    5. University of Vermont
    6. SUNY College at Plattsburgh
    7. SUNY College at Potsdam
    8. University at Buffalo
    9. Clarkson University
    10. Upstate Medical University

    Top Schools Enrolled At Within 10 years of Graduating

    If a student attended more than one school after graduating from St. Lawrence, each school gets counted once. Based on National Student Clearinghouse data for class years of 2007-2011.

    1. St Lawrence University
    2. Syracuse University
    3. University of Vermont
    4. Northeastern University
    5. Boston University
    6. University at Buffalo
    7. SUNY College at Potsdam
    8. SUNY at Albany
    9. Harvard University
    10. Clarkson University

    By Division

    Percentage of students who majored in the arts, humanities, sciences, social sciences, or interdisciplinary areas of study for the classes of 2012-2016 that enrolled in a college/university or professional school within 5 years of graduating from St. Lawrence. Double major students with majors in different divisions are counted once for each division. Data are from the National Student Clearinghouse and Career Services Survey.

    • Arts: 33%
    • Humanities: 41%
    • Sciences: 54%
    • Social Sciences: 31%
    • Interdisciplinary: 32%

    Outcomes Profiles covering a 5-year aggregate for each division/department are available.

    Graduate/Professional School Programs

    Number of Class of 2020 graduates who continued education within 7-9 months after graduating from St. Lawrence. Data is from the Career Services Survey.

    Graduate Program Type Number Attending % Attending
    Science & Technology 20 29.9%
    Social Sciences 19 28.4%
    Arts & Humanities 7 10.4%
    Medicine 6 9.0%
    Business 4 6.0%
    Nursing/PA/NP 3 4.5%
    Other Postbacc. Programs 3 4.5%
    Education 2 3.0%
    Law 1 1.5%
    Allied Health 1 1.5%
    Total Graduate School 67 100.0%
    Year
    2021