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Business Outcomes Report 2019 OUTCOMES REPORT Undergraduate Business — Class of 2019 OUTCOMES REPORT — UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS CLASS OF 2019 Table of Contents Methodology............................................................................................................................1 Results......................................................................................................................................2 Internship Outcomes ................................................................................................................6 Graduate and Professional Programs .......................................................................................7 Accounting ...............................................................................................................................8 Business Analytics ....................................................................................................................9 Finance...................................................................................................................................10 Marketing ...............................................................................................................................11 Business Major 2 ....................................................................................................................12 Appendix: Employer List Methodology NACE STANDARDS DATA COLLECTION KNOWLEDGE RATE The Cohen Career Center adheres to The online survey is distributed to William & Our knowledge rate is the percent of standards set by the National Association Mary seniors graduating in August, January, graduates for which William & Mary Cohen of Colleges and Employers (NACE) first or May of the current academic year. The Career Center has reasonable and verifiable destination survey guidelines. In addition survey is sent initially in February; then, it is information concerning graduates’ post- to standard questions, regarding post- sent monthly to non-respondents and re-sent graduation career outcomes. Information graduation plans (e.g., employment data, to those who indicate their status as ‘job is retrieved directly from students/recent graduate school data), the survey collects seeking’ or ‘pursuing graduate school.’ alumni, employers, campus partners, internship data, next destination alignment social media, and the National Student Other primary sources of data retrieval with personal career goals, and primary Clearinghouse. are the National Student Clearinghouse, university career influencers. initiatives with campus partners, and data The Cohen Career Center’s goal is the mining via social media. Data collection highest rate possible; the national average closes each December following May is 65% according to NACE Standards graduation. All forms of data collection and Protocols for the Collection and follow NACE protocols. Dissemination of Graduating Student Initial Career Outcomes Information for Undergraduates, July 2019. Outcomes are reported on conferred graduates. Information is shared in aggregate and published annually in the Next Destination Survey Report and the Career Success Report. 1 OUTCOMES REPORT — UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS CLASS OF 2019 Results Class of 2019 BBA: Major 1 or Major 2 84% Knowledge rate n=175/208 98% (171/175) reported working full-time or attending graduate school Business Majors First Destination 43 70% 2% FULL TIME JOB INTERNSHIP 25% <1% 123 3 GRADUATE SCHOOL SELF-EMPLOYED 4 1 1 2% <1% SEEKING OTHER *Neither job seeking, attending graduate/professional school, or employed Salary/Bonus 61% (75/123) reported full-time salary information Mean salary was Median salary was $67,280 $67,000 The mean bonus was The median bonus was $11,357 $8,750 33% (40/123) reporting salary, reported earning a bonus 2 OUTCOMES REPORT — UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS CLASS OF 2019 Top Employers Employers with 2 or more undergraduate hires Deloitte 10 KPMG 8 PwC 6 EY 5 CGI, Inc. 4 Grant Thronton LLP 3 Booz Allen 3 Hamilton Raymond James 2 JPMorgan Chase 2 Horizon Media 2 Cornerstone Research 2 Ankara Consulting 2 Accenture Federal Services 2 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 3 OUTCOMES REPORT — UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS CLASS OF 2019 Timing of Job Offer Acceptance 72% (89/123) reported timing of employment acceptance 5 94% BEFORE GRADUATION 84 6% WITHIN 3 MONTHS 0% MORE THAN 3 MONTHS Employment Alignment with Career Goals 98% (82/84) reported employment aligned somewhat well or very well with career goals 40 2 50% 0% VERY WELL NOT WELL 42 48% 2% SOMEWHAT DON’T KNOW 4 OUTCOMES REPORT — UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS CLASS OF 2019 Occupational Titles Job titles or rank listed more than twice by respondents Analyst 15 Consultant 8 Associate 8 Advisory Associate 5 Investment Banking Analyst 4 Staff 3 Management Consultant 3 Business Analyst 3 Securitization Analyst 2 Risk and Financial 2 Advisory Consultant Marketing Associate 2 Management Consulting Analyst 2 Federal 2 Audit Associate Business Systems Analyst 2 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 5 OUTCOMES REPORT — UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS CLASS OF 2019 Top Internship Sites Sites hosting 2 or more interns William & Mary 7 KPMG 4 Deloitte 4 EY 3 Raymond James 2 PwC 2 PNC Financial 2 Services Group JPMorgan Chase 2 Grant Thornton 2 LLP 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Internship Frequency 62% (109/175) reported completing at least one internship 0 8 1 19 2 31 3 31 4 20 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 6 OUTCOMES REPORT — UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS CLASS OF 2019 Graduate and Professional Programs 25% (43/175) students reported going to graduate school William & Mary 26 University of Virginia 3 UNC–Chapel Hill 2 New York University 2 Yale University 1 Villanova University 1 University of 1 Maryland–College Park University of 1 Central Florida UC San Diego 1 Penn State University 1 Northwestern 1 University Eastern Virginia Medical School 1 Columbia University 1 American University 1 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Geographic Distribution NORTHEAST 5 MID-WEST 32 41 2 VIRGINIA INTERNATIONAL 87 37 35 MID-ATLANTIC D.C. UKNOWN 3 WEST 12 NEW YORK 2 9 SOUTHWEST SOUTHEAST 7 OUTCOMES REPORT — UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS CLASS OF 2019 Accounting Major 1 Total Respondents: 36 97% (35/36) $62,750 Average starting salary Employed full-time or attending graduate school $7,000 Average bonus 13/36 (36%) 22/36 (61%) TOP EMPLOYERS working full time attending graduate school (Employers with 2 or more hires, student-reported) 1/36 (3%) still seeking jobs 3 NORTHEAST 5 0 VIRGINIA INTERNATIONAL 8 3 23 MID-ATLANTIC D.C. UKNOWN 1 WEST 2 1 NEW YORK SOUTHWEST 8 OUTCOMES REPORT — UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS CLASS OF 2019 Business Analytics Major 1 Total Respondents: 35 97% (34/35) $71,654 Employed full-time Average starting salary or attending graduate school $7,250 Average bonus 25/35 (71%) 9/35 (26%) TOP EMPLOYERS working full time attending graduate school (Employers with 2 or more hires, student-reported) 1/35 (3%) internship 1 MID-WEST 3 NORTH EAST 12 4 VIRGINIA UKNOWN 26 MID-ATLANTIC 9 D.C. 1 1 NEW YORK SOUTHEAST 9 OUTCOMES REPORT — UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS CLASS OF 2019 Finance Major 1 Total Respondents: 56 98% (55/56) $72,044 Average starting salary Employed full-time or attending graduate school $14,437 Average bonus 46/56 (82%) 9/56 (16%) TOP EMPLOYERS working full time attending graduate school (Employers with 2 or more hires, student-reported) 1/56 (2%) Internship 3 MID-WEST 11 NORTHEAST 14 1 VIRGINIA INTERNATIONAL 28 13 3 MID-ATLANTIC D.C. UKNOWN 2 WEST 4 NEW YORK 1 7 SOUTHWEST SOUTHEAST 10 OUTCOMES REPORT — UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS CLASS OF 2019 Marketing Major 1 Total Respondents: 43 91% (39/43) $48,291 Employed full-time Average starting salary or attending graduate school $11,583 Average bonus 36/43 (84%) 3/43 (7%) 1/43 (2%) working full time attending graduate still seeking jobs school TOP EMPLOYERS (Employers with 2 or more hires, student-reported) 1/43 (2%) 2/43 (5%) part-time accepted a summer internship 2MID-WEST 14 NORTH EAST 8 1 VIRGINIA INTERNATIONAL 19 9 5 MID-ATLANTIC D.C. UKNOWN 4 NEW YORK 2 SOUTHEAST 11 OUTCOMES REPORT — UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS CLASS OF 2019 Business Major 2 Total Respondents: 7 86% (6/7) $62,750 Average starting salary Employed full-time or attending graduate school $10,000 Average bonus 4/7 (57%) 2/7 (29%) working full time attending graduate school TOP EMPLOYERS All students that reported entering the field of Business Major 2 did so with a unique employer. 1/7 (14%) seeking 2 1 VIRGINIA UKNOWN 4 MID-ATLANTIC 2 D.C. 2 SOUTHEAST 12 OUTCOMES REPORT — UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS CLASS OF 2019 Employers 75 Unique Employers 13 Top Employers 9 Story Media Group Boyd Caton Group Fit Small Business m/SIX The Carlyle Group Abrigo Cambridge GEICO Map My Customers The John F Kennedy Associatates Center for the GMMB MarketBridge Accenture Performing Arts Cedar Hill Goldman Sachs Marketsmith, Inc Accenture Federal Management United Nations World Services McCann Food Programme Censeo Consulting Grant Thornton LLP Allianz Group Inc. Greater Than One MicroStrategy USA TODAY American Express CGI Gresham Partners Morgan Stanley USDA Animal American Institutes and Plant Health CGI Inc. Guidehouse for Research NVR Inc. / Ryan Inspection Servics Clearsight Advisors Harris Williams Homes (APHIS) Ankura Consulting Compass Wealth PBS Distribution VidMob Apex Systems Horizon Media Strategies Huntington Bank Pfizer Virtu Financial Area Staage at the Cornerstone Research Mead Center for IBM iX PNC Financial Services Walmart E-commerce American Theater CVP (Customer Value at Jet.com Partners) Imagination Stage PNC Financial Services
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