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The School of Business Administration Career Services • Flyer First Destination Survey • 2019-2020 THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CAREER SERVICES • FLYER FIRST DESTINATION SURVEY • 2019-2020 94%** 407 90% Success Total Knowledge Rate Responses Rate DESTINATION RESPONSES PERCENTAGES Employed 320 79% Attending Graduate School 51 13% Post-Graduation Internship 5 1% Volunteer or Service Program 4 1% Military Service 2 <1% Personal Interests 1 <1% Actively Seeking Employment 22 5% Actively Seeking Education 2 <1% Survey data included graduates from August 2019, December 2019, and May 2020 *Knowledge rate indicates the inclusion of multiple sources of data **Class of 2019-2020 graduated during COVID-19 | Five-year average success rate of 96% CAREER SERVICES CONTACT HOURS CONNECT WITH US! Alumni House: 208 L Street Phone: 937.229.2045 Monday- Friday @udaytoncareers 300 College Park Email: [email protected] 8:30am-4:30pm Dayton, OH 45469-2711 Web: udayton.edu/careerservices Drop-In Hours: 12:15pm- 3pm SELECT EMPLOYMENT DESTINATIONS FOR THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 84.51° Express Scripts Paychex Abercrombie & Fitch * EY PayPal * ADP FactSet Penske ALDI * Farm Credit Mid America Plante Moran Amazon Federal Savings Bank PNC AMETEK Fifth Third Bank * PolyOne Corporation Anthem * First Diversity Staffing PricewaterhouseCoopers Avaap Ford Motor Company Procter & Gamble Axias Wealth Advisors Fortress Consulting Progressive Insurance Baird Gartner Prudential Financial Bank of America, Merrill Edge General Motors Quicken Loans BKD CPAs & Advisors G-III Apparel Group Reynolds and Reynolds BlackRock Goldman Sachs RSI Booz Allen Hamilton Grant Thornton * RSM US LLP Brooksource HomeAdvisor * Salesforce Cardinal Health Hub Group Science Applications International Corp. CareSource Huntington Ingalls Industries Siemens CDW Huntington National Bank Signature Bank Charles Schwab Hyland Software Skylight Financial Group Chewy IBM TD Ameritrade Holding Cisco Jabil * TEKsystems Citi JPMorgan Chase * Total Quality Logistics Cleveland Clinic KeyBank U.S. Bank Cleveland Research Company LinkedIn UC Health Coyote Logistics Macy’s United States Air Force Credit Suisse Medpace * United States Army Crowe Morgan Stanley US Department of Energy Crown Equipment Corporation Nations Lending Vanguard DaVita Nestlé Venture For America Dell Technologies NetSuite Vivaldi Capital Management Deloitte Nielsen Company Vivial DHL Northern Trust Williams-Sonoma Diamond Hill Capital Management Orr Fellowship, Ascend Indiana Winsupply DSC Logistics Parker Hannifin Wintrust Financial Corporation SELECT GRADUATE SCHOOL DESTINATIONS FOR THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Cleveland State University Marquette University University of La Verne Columbia University Michigan State University University of Virginia DePaul University * The Ohio State University University of West Georgia * Duquesne University Thunderbird School of Global Management Wayne State University Loyola University Chicago University of Dayton * * Indicates organizations employing or educating the highest numbers of graduates. For the complete list, see our statistics webpage: udayton.edu/careerservices/stats/ CAREER SERVICES CONTACT HOURS CONNECT WITH US! Alumni House: 208 L Street Phone: 937.229.2045 Monday- Friday @udaytoncareers 300 College Park Email: [email protected] 8:30am-4:30pm Dayton, OH 45469-2711 Web: udayton.edu/careerservices Drop-In Hours: 12:15pm- 3pm The School of Business Administration 3 WORKING WITHIN CHOSEN 99% FIELD OR A STEPPING STONE TOWARDS IT. FIRST DESTINATION AFTER GRADUATION Destination Responses Percentages New Job 312 77% Enrolled in Graduate School 51 13% Post-graduation Internship 5 1% Temporary/Contract Work Assignment 4 1% Volunteer or Service Program 4 1% Fellowship 2 <1% Military 2 <1% Self-employed/Entrepreneur 2 <1% Pursuing Personal Interests 1 <1% Freelance 0 0% Actively Seeking Employment 22 5% Actively Seeking Education 2 <1% Total Respondents 407 Total Success Rate 383 The School of Business Administration 4 EMPLOYMENT OVERVIEW Respondent considers job to be: Responses Percentages Within Chosen Field 306 92% Stepping Stone Toward Chosen Field 21 6% Outside Chosen Field 4 1% Total Respondents 331 The job is: Responses Percentages Full-time 324 98% Part-time 7 2% Total Respondents 331 EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION Respondent considers job to be: Responses Percentages Internship 400 75% On-campus job 52 10% Flyer Enterprises Position 32 6% Unpaid career-related experience with a center on campus 24 5% Volunteer, Service Learning Internship 8 2% Co-op Position 6 1% Research or Teaching Assistant 2 <1% Graduate Assistantship 0 0% Other 0 0% Student Teaching 0 0% None of the above 8 2% Total Respondents 532 Not Reported 70 The School of Business Administration 5 EMPLOYMENT AND SALARY BREAKDOWN BY MAJOR Accounting Low Average High $50,000 $56,920 $66,000 Andersen Chicago, IL Tax Associate Baker Tilly Milwaukee, WI Staff Accountant Baker Tilly Milwaukee, WI Staff Accountant Barnes Wendling CPAs Sandusky, OH Accountant BDO Cincinnati, OH Audit Associate BKD CPAs & Advisors Chicago, IL Tax Associate Accountant BKD CPAs & Advisors Cincinnati, OH Auditor Brady Ware & Company Columbus, OH Staff Accountant Brixey & Meyer Dayton, OH Audit & Assurance Staff Account DeJoy, Knauf & Blood Rochester, NY Staff Accountant Deloitte Cleveland, OH Audit Associate Deloitte Dayton, OH Audit Associate Esko Dayton, OH Accounting Specialist EY Bellaire, TX Assurance Staff EY Chicago, IL Assurance Staff EY Chicago, IL Staff Accountant EY Cincinnati, OH Technology Risk Staff EY Cleveland, OH Regional Tax Staff EY St. Louis, MO Audit Staff Functional Formularies West Chester, OH International Business Specialist/Data Analyst Grant Thornton Cleveland, OH Tax Associate Heinz & Associates Clarendon Hills, IL Accounting Associate Marcum LLP Cleveland, OH Assurance Staff McGohan Brabender Dayton, OH Financial Analyst The School of Business Administration 6 Accounting (cont.) Low Average High $50,000 $56,920 $66,000 Moorman, Harting & Company Celina, OH Staff Accountant Performics Chicago, IL Staff Accountant Plante Moran Cincinnati, OH Audit Staff Plante Moran Schaumburg, IL Audit Staff PNC Philadelphia, PA Wealth Management Analyst PricewaterhouseCoopers Boston, MA Assurance Associate PricewaterhouseCoopers Cincinnati, OH Assurance Associate PricewaterhouseCoopers Pittsburgh, PA International Tax Associate RSM US LLP Chicago, IL Audit Associate RSM US LLP Chicago, IL Audit Associate RSM US LLP Chicago, IL Tax Associate RSM US LLP Schaumburg, IL Audit Associate RubinBrown St. Louis, MO Assurance Associate RubinBrown St. Louis, MO Transaction Advisory Services Consultant Sweeping Corporation of America Cleveland, OH Accountant University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA Sponsored Projects Accountant Business Economics Low Average High $35,984 $52,563 $80,000 AMETEK Pittsburgh, PA Financial Analyst BDO Cincinnati, OH Audit Associate Booz Allen Hamilton Washington, DC Corporate Financial Analyst FactSet Chicago, IL Client Solutions Associate FactSet Chicago, IL Client Solutions Associate Fifth Third Bank Cincinnati, OH Finance and Accounting Leadership Program The School of Business Administration 7 Business Economics (cont.) Low Average High $35,984 $52,563 $80,000 JPMorgan Chase Columbus, OH Analyst LCNB National Bank Lebanon, OH Junior Credit Analyst Plante Moran Cincinnati, OH Audit Staff PNC Pittsburgh, PA Finance and Accounting Development Program Analyst PolyOne Corporation Avon Lake, OH Finance Leadership Development Program Progressive Insurance Cleveland, OH Data Analyst Signature Bank Chicago, IL Management Associate Treloar & Heisel Pittsburgh, PA Financial Services Associate United States Air Force Dayton, OH Contract Specialist Vanguard Philadelphia, PA Client Service Associate Wintrust Financial Corporation Chicago, IL Credit Rotational Analyst Entrepreneurship Low Average High $37,500 $49,546 $70,000 ADP Cincinnati, OH Associate District Manager Amazon Chicago, IL Area Manager America’s Local Lender San Diego, CA Mortgage Loan Officer Brixey & Meyer Dayton, OH Audit & Assurance Staff Account Cleanslate TG Indianapolis, IN Marketing Specialist Convergint Technologies Chicago, IL Security Technology Outside Sales Damascus Catholic Mission Campus Centerburg, OH Missionary Deceuninck North America Monroe, OH Recruiting Coordinator Elite SEM Raleigh, NC Shopping and Feed Intern Farm Credit Mid America Louisville, KY Rural First Mortgage Junior Underwriter Federated Homes Pittsburgh, PA Internal Sales The School of Business Administration 8 Entrepreneurship (cont.) Low Average High $37,500 $49,546 $70,000 Fifth Third Bank Cincinnati, OH Commercial Leadership Program Participant Great Lakes Cheese Hiram, OH Pricing Specialist Law Office of Stephen D Miles Dayton, OH Legal Assistant Meng’s Martial Arts International Headquarters Dayton, OH Instructor Orr Fellowship, Ascend Indiana Indianapolis, IN Consulting Analyst Penske Louisville, KY Sales and Operations Management PNC Chicago, IL Retail Business Banking Associate PULSE Pittsburgh, PA PULSE Fellow, Steeltown Entertainment Project Pure Storage Chicago, IL Sales Development Representative Saint-Gobain North America Troy, MI Sales Representative Salesforce Chicago, IL Sales Development Representative Sorrell and Company Columbus, OH Realtor Teton Gravity Research Jackson, WY Sales Associate VNDLY Cincinnati, OH Associate Business Analyst Wilson Partners Troy, MI Accounting Analyst/Health & Life Producer Finance Low Average High $34,000 $55,417 $90,000 A Better Place Wayne, PA House Monitor Abercrombie & Fitch Columbus,
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