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College of Arts and Sciences Summer 2008 Survey College of Arts and Sciences Summer 2010 Survey Report University of Pennsylvania Career Services Prepared on 3/1/2011 Contents P.2 Highlights P.3 Primary summer experiences P.4 Industries and salaries P.6 Work activities / job types P.7 Methods and timing of summer job search P.9 Locations of summer experiences P.10 International students P. 11 Work abroad P. 11 Top employers P. 12‐53 List of summer positions taken by CAS students Highlights Career Services surveyed Penn undergraduates to gather information about their experiences over the summer. Student responses were collected using an online survey during the Fall of 2010. A total of 938 College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) students participated in the survey, which is a 13% increase from last year’s response rate. Out of the estimated 1,600 CAS students in the Class of 2011, 511 seniors (32%) responded to the survey, which is a 45% increase from last year’s response rate. Of those, 62% were employed in full‐time paid positions. • Primary Summer Experiences of CAS (rising) sophomores, juniors and seniors: Compared to last summer’s statistics, more students found paid employment this summer and fewer pursued unpaid internships. • Salary: The average weekly salary for rising seniors who worked full‐time was $773, an increase from $636 last summer. • Industries: The industries which had the most CAS interns are education (including higher education), communications, and financial services. Compared to Summer 2009, more seniors this year interned in financial services and communications and fewer interned in the government and education sectors. • Employers: More Penn students found summer positions at University of Pennsylvania (148), Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (15), Goldman Sachs (15), Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (12), Credit Suisse (10), JPMorgan (8), Citigroup (8), and Breakthrough Collaborative (6) than at any other employers. • International: Of students with U.S. citizenship or permanent resident status, 65 reported working abroad over the summer. Of 83 international students who responded to the survey, 48 worked in the U.S. over the summer and 35 worked abroad. In sum, a total of 100 students worked abroad last summer, which represent 13% of the survey respondents who worked (paid and unpaid). • Search Method: 28% of CAS survey respondents found their positions through Career Services leads, including on‐campus recruiting, which is comparable to last year’s numbers. 31% found their summer positions through personal contacts. • Search Timing: Most summer job offers came in April (28%), March (22%), and May (17%). February is the peak month for summer offers in the financial services industry, however significant number of students find financial services internships in April and May. Primary Summer Experiences Rising Seniors Number of Respondents: 511 Of those with paid experiences who reported salary: Weekly Weekly Salary # Reporting Time Commitment Salary Range Salary Average Full‐time $100 ‐ $773 260 (35+ hrs/wk) $2,000 $100 ‐ Part‐time $234 38 $700 Rising Juniors Number of Respondents: 298 Of those with paid experiences who reported salary: Weekly Weekly Salary # Reporting Time Commitment Salary Range Salary Average Full‐time $100 ‐ $468 97 (35+ hrs/wk) $1,780 Part‐time $217 $50 ‐ $500 137 Rising Sophomores Number of Respondents: 126 Of those with paid experiences who reported salary: Weekly Weekly Salary # reporting Time Commitment Salary Range Salary Average Full‐time $72 ‐ $464 44 (35+ hrs/wk) $1,250 Part‐time $244 $60 ‐ $500 21 Industries Employing CAS Students Rising Seniors Rising Sophomores and Juniors Salary Information Average Weekly Pay # Reporting Industry Weekly Pay Range Pay COMMUNICATIONS Advertising/Public Relations $395 $145 ‐ $800 15 Film * * 2 Publishing/Printing $636 $250 ‐ $728 6 Radio/TV/Cable $397 $280‐ $800 11 EDUCATION Elementary/Secondary Education $337 $111 ‐ $595 16 Higher Education $403 $250 ‐ $750 30 Research Labs/Centers (Higher Ed) $417 $100 ‐ $1000 60 For Profit Education $325 $100 ‐ $500 5 ENERGY/NATURAL RESOURCES Petroleum * * 1 Mining/Natural Resources * * 1 Chemicals/Gases * * 1 FINANCIAL SERVICES Accounting * * 1 Commercial Banking $557 $300 ‐ $960 3 Insurance $656 $450 ‐ $790 6 Investment Banking $1,411 $400 ‐ $2500 73 Investment Management/Counsel $893 $462 ‐ $1340 23 Real Estate/Land Development $603 $220 ‐ $1000 6 Financial Services (other) $830 $300 ‐ $1200 15 Venture Capital/Private Equity $1,017 $200 ‐ $1625 12 Average Weekly Pay # Reporting Industry Weekly Pay Range Pay GOVERNMENT Federal Government $538 $400 ‐ $800 5 Non‐U.S. Government Services * * 1 HEALTH CARE Hospital $401 $250 ‐ $600 15 Community/Public Health Center * * 1 For‐Profit/Private Health Provider $473 $350 ‐ $720 3 MANUFACTURING Apparel * * 1 Electronics/Robotics * * 1 Consumer Products, Food, Household * * 2 Biomedical Products $915 $680 ‐ $1200 4 Pharmaceuticals $690 $500 ‐ $868 5 NONPROFIT Cultural Inst./Arts and Cultural Affairs $238 $100 ‐ $312 4 Public Interest/Advocacy $369 $160 ‐ $600 21 Social Services $375 $220 ‐ $525 7 SERVICES Construction * * 1 Consulting $747 $100 ‐ $1300 31 Hotel/Restaurant * * 1 Legal Services $487 $147 ‐ $600 8 Recreation/Sports $487 $270 ‐ $800 9 Retail/Wholesale $606 $500 ‐ $700 16 Transportation * * 1 TECHNOLOGY E‐Commerce * * 1 Internet Services (other) $395 $72 ‐ $1000 4 Online Information Provider * * 1 Software Products $658 $385 ‐ $1175 5 Interactive Entertainment Software * * 1 Most Common Work Activities / Job Types Rising Seniors (461 reported work activities) Rising Juniors (242 reported work activites) Rising Sophomores (111 reported work activities) Method and Timing of Summer Job Search How Students Obtained Summer Positions Rising Seniors Rising Sophomores and Juniors When Students Obtained Summer Positions Timing of Summer Offers in Specific Industries Communications Industry (out of 89) Nonprofit Industry (out of 103) Financial Services Industry (out of 165) Consulting Industry (out of 45) Locations of Summer Internships / Experiences United States 732 International 104 Arizona 2 Argentina 2 California 47 Armenia 1 Colorado 1 Australia 1 Connecticut 11 Belgium 2 DC 36 Botswana 2 Delaware 1 Cambodia 1 Florida 6 Canada 4 Georgia 5 Chile 1 Hawaii 4 China 16 Illinois 8 Costa Rica 1 Indiana 2 Egypt 1 Kentucky 2 France 3 Massachusetts 19 Germany 2 Maryland 14 Ghana 2 Maine 2 Greece 1 Michigan 5 Guatemala 2 Minnesota 9 Hong Kong 12 Missouri 1 India 7 Nebraska 1 India 2 New Hampshire 1 India 1 New Jersey 21 India 1 New Mexico 2 Israel 2 New York 193 Italy 1 Ohio 5 Japan 3 Oregon 2 Korea, South 2 Pennsylvania 306 Lebanon 2 Puerto Rico 1 Nepal 1 Tennessee 4 Netherlands 1 Texas 5 Nigeria 1 Virginia 10 Pakistan 2 Washington 4 Peru 2 Wisconsin 2 Singapore 3 South Africa 1 Spain 1 Switzerland 1 Taiwan 1 Tanzania 1 Thailand 1 Turkey 2 United Arab Emirates 1 United Kingdom 10 International Students Number of international students who worked 83 Worked outside of U.S. 35 Worked in the U.S. 48 Where international students worked: Industries Locations Advertising/Public Relations New York (4), Pennsylvania Consulting New York (2), DC, Massachusetts Cultural Inst./Arts and Cultural Affairs Pennsylvania Higher Education Pennsylvania (4) Hospital Pennsylvania (3) Investment Banking California, New York (10) Legal Services New York Non‐U.S. Government DC, New York Other Financial Services New York (2), Florida, Pennsylvania Public Interest/Advocacy California, Pennsylvania Publishing/Printing Pennsylvania Radio/TV/Cable New York, California Real Estate/Land Development New York Research Labs/Centers (Higher Ed) Pennsylvania (3), New York Social Services New York Technology/Internet Services New York Work Abroad Number of U.S. students who worked abroad 65 Where U.S. students worked: Industries Locations Advertising/Public Relations France Consulting China, Taiwan, United Kingdom Cultural Institutions/Arts and Cultural Affairs Cambodia, Israel Elementary/Secondary Education Hong Kong Federal Government Italy Financial Services (non‐Investment Banking) Australia, China, Hong Kong (2), Argentina For Profit Education Chile, China Higher Education Botswana (2), China, Egypt, Lebanon, Hospital Germany, Lebanon, Spain Hotel/Restaurant China Hong Kong (3), Japan (2), Singapore, United Investment Banking Kingdom (2) Legal Services China, Turkey Manufacturing (including Pharmaceuticals) India, China, United Kingdom Mining/Natural Resources United Kingdom Public Interest/Advocacy China (2), Costa Rica, Ghana, India (2), Israel Radio/TV/Cable China, United Kingdom Recreation/Sports Greece Research Labs/Centers (Higher Education) Argentina, Germany Retail/Wholesale China Armenia, Ghana, Guatemala (2), India (3), Social Services Pakistan, Peru (2), South Africa Technology China, United Kingdom Organizations Employing Five or More CAS Students Employer Number of Students University of Pennsylvania 148 Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania 15 Goldman Sachs 15 Children's Hospital of Philadelphia 12 Credit Suisse 10 J.P. Morgan 8 Citigroup 8 Breakthrough Collaborative 6 UBS 5 Philadelphia Freedom Schools 5 Ivy Insiders 5 Deutsche Bank 5 Summer positions held by CAS students (grouped by industry) Industry Employer Department Title City Major Second Major Accounting KPMG Advisory Advisory Business Effectiveness Summer Philadelphia Biology Associate Payday Inc Finance Intern Albuquerque International Relations Economics Advertising/Public Relations 360jmg Business Strategy & Ops Intern Washington Physics and
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