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2017-18 First Destination Survey Results John Brown University 2017-18 First Destination Survey Results Survey Administered by Raynisha Robinson, Report Prepared by Lynette Duncan, Director of Career Development Director of Institutional Research April 16, 2019 Introduction The JBU Career Development Center surveyed all prospective JBU graduates using the JBU First Destination Survey which reports future employment and education plans. This document summarizes the analysis of the survey given to December 2017 and May 2018 graduates. The survey was administered to prospective graduates from JBU’s traditional undergraduate (TUG), online undergraduate (OLUG), and graduate (GR) programs. In 2017-18, there were 268 TUG graduates, 111 OLUG graduates, and 193 GR graduates. Employment/Grad School Rates 2 3 Detailed Post-Graduation Status Post-Graduation Status TUG OLUG GR Employed and Not in Grad School and have not reported plans to attend Grad School 168 63 144 Employed and Not in Grad School but plan to attend Grad School 15 7 2 Employed and in Grad School 9 4 3 Total Employed 192 74 149 In Grad School and Not Employed 12 1 In Grad School; Employment Status unknown* 3 2 Not Employed and Not in Grad School but plan to attend Grad School 10 2 3 Not Employed and Not in Grad School and have not reported plans to attend Grad School 25 3 9 Total Responses 239 82 164 Total Graduates 268 111 193 Response Rate 89% 74% 85% *We obtained graduate school information through NSC, but these students did not complete a survey. 4 Internships Graduates were asked if they completed an internship prior to graduation. 5 Number of Jobs Applied For Graduates were asked “How many jobs have you applied for up this date?” If a graduate selected “None” but was already employed, they are shown as “Already Employed” on the chart. 6 Gross Salary Graduates were asked to indicate their gross salary range. Graduates with only part-time employment are included here. 7 Purpose for Completing Degree Graduates were asked to indicate their original purpose or purposes for completing their degree. 8 Meet Goals Employed graduates were asked to indicate whether or not their job met their goals for after-JBU- employment. 9 Career Assistance Students were asked if they received assistance from the Career Development Center, Professor in their major, faculty advisor, or “other”. They could select as many as apply. In addition to the self-reported CDC usage data, we used CDC records to determine if a student participated in a CDC event in the 2016-17 or 2017-18 academic years. 10 Handshake Usage Although not a part of the First Destination Survey, the Career Development Center collected usage statistics on Handshake. For this analysis, we analyzed Handshake usage by our 2017-18 graduates. Almost half of TUG graduates logged into Handshake at least once, but only 25% completed a profile. Login and profile-creation rates were lower for GR and OLUG graduates. 11 Employers and Grad Schools Below is a list of employers and grad schools where respondents indicated they were working or attending graduate school. TUG 12 Oaks Senior Living Missionary Athletes International (Chicago Eagles) Abundant Life Christian School New Hanover Regional Medical Center Allen Elementary New Life Center Alton High School New Life Ranch ArcBest Newton Design Arkansas Autism Connection Northwest Arkansas Classical Academy Arkansas Crisis Center Northwest Medical Center Au Pair in France Oklahoma City University Avid 4 Adventure Oklahoma University-Tulsa campus Ben Milam Elementary Conroe ISD Online Program Benchmark Consulting Outdoor Cap Company Bilingual Education for Central America Paradigm Shift Leadership Blogs for Brands Phigenics Boys and Girls Club of Benton County Pine Cove Boys and Girls Club of Western Benton County Planned to attend dental hygiene program Caterpillar by ManPower Potter's House Chain Jones Sudik PLLC Pour Jon's Challenge Mfg. Company Primrose School of Rogers at Pinnacle Hills Chick-fil-A RQ Construction Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF) Random Productions LLC Childers Knapp Elemntary School Regent College Children's Hospital with OU Medical Center Rotary Tech Inc Citizens Memorial Healthcare Safe Harbor Presbyterian Church Cleve’s Sports Card Saint Francis Hospital Community Clinic Saint Thomas Midtown DaySpring Scrubs & Sew On Del Monte Searching for jobs Delphi Self Employed Delta Systems Senator Inhofe's Office Dillard's Shepherd of the Ozarks Camp Dominos Siloam Springs School District EY Siloam Springs Nursing & Rehab EaglePicher Technologies Siloam Springs Regional Hospital Empire Electric District Southern College of Optometry 12 Entergy Southwest Power Pool Evangelical Covenant Church Spring Valley Anglers Rod and Gun Club Examinetics Springdale School District Fellowship Bible Church Springs Rescue Mission Fidelity Investments St. Louis University Field Agent TWINOAKS First Baptist Rogers Tacos 4 Life Grill First United Bank Target First United Methodist Church Alvin Texas A&M College of Dentistry Food Safety Net Services The Boeing Company Fratelli's Wood Fired Pizza The Chickasaw Nation Go Touch Down Travel & Tours The Children's Hospital Good Life Physical Therapy The Ridge at BA Grace Point Church Torrent Consulting Greater Bentonville Area Chamber of Trinity Pentecostal Church Commerce Guadalupe Centers Elementary Schools Turner Construction Company HARK at the Center for Collaborative Care Tyson Foods Inc. Holcomb Pharmacy PC UT Arlington Hope Chapel Maui University of Arkansas Hunt Elementary University of Arkansas Fort Smith IBM University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Intermediate School University of Missouri Inuendos Design Co. University of North Texas Health Science Center John Brown University VML Josiah Venture VMWare L3 Mission Integration Walmart Lingle Middle School Washington Regional Medical Center Lockheed Martin, Space Systems Corporation Watts Public Schools Logan College of Chiropractic Weichert Realtors - The Griffin Company Logical Systems, LLC Western Michigan University Loma Linda University Wheaton College and Honey Rock METECS Wichita Room Escape Memphis Teacher Residency Willow Creek Women's Hospital Mercatus Center Youth with a Mission (YWAM) Mercy Hospital Ziggywurst Messiah OLUG ACEEE McLarty Automotive Group Academy Sports & Outdoors NWA Head Start 13 Advanced Environmental Recycling Technologies, Nilfisk, Inc. Inc. Aegis Therapies ODOT ArcBest Our Lady of Fatima Preschool Baldor ABB PRGX Global Bancorpsouth Porterfield and Company CPA Best Buy Power Clean-Up Solutions, LLC Bright Haven Christian Learning Center Premise Health Calico Rock High School Primrose Retirement Community Chandler Equipment Pure Charity Cross Church Rogers Public Schools DAVITA KIDNEY CARE Safe Foods Corporation Elegant Windows Simmons Foods Fellowship Bible Church Smithfield Foods First National Bank Swift Transportation Gates Rubber Co. The State of Arkansas Glatfelter Transplace Texas Graphic Packaging Tyson Foods, Inc. Harrison School District University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Heartland Dental Wade Atchison: Allstate Insurance Inside Out Studio Walmart JB Hunt Transportation Washington Regional Medical Center JCPR University of Arkansas JET Enterprises Jenkins Enterprises John Brown University GR ABB Little Rock Counseling ASUMH Adult Education Center Little Rock Police Department Acosta Mathews Management Company Anastasia Baptist Church McDowell Veterinarian Consulting, LLC ArcBest Meier Clinics Foundation Arkansas Baptist Children's Homes and Family Methodist Family Health Ministries Arkansas Department of Human Services Moore family therapy Arkansas Neuropsychology & Behavioral Health Morrison Shipley Engineers Arkansas Oklahoma Gas Corp. Moxie Arvest Bank National Park College BUTTERFIELD TRAIL VILLAGE New Life Church Baldor Electric Co. Northwest Arkansas Community College 14 Baldor Electric Company Nothing Bundt Cakes Bentonville Schools Ouachita Baptist University BlueFuego Ouachita Behavioral Health Bodycote K-Tech Ozark Guidance Bost CARES Ozark Guidance Center Brazeway Inc PepsiCo CREOKS Perspectives Cabela's Private Practice California Baptist University Professional Christian Counseling Inc. Centers for Youth and Families Regent University Children's Advocacy Center of Benton County Restoration Counseling Services Chippewa Valley Technical College Riviana Foods Inc Compass Counseling Sam's Club Connolly a dividsion of Cotiviti Schumacher Clinical Partners Cotiviti Self Employed Creoks behavioral health Shiloh Christian School Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art Siloam Springs Public Schools DFAS - CO Simmons Foods David Weekly Homes Soderquist Leadership Dawn Foods Southwestern Oklahoma State University Dayspring Behavioral Health Springdale Health and Rehab Dr. Pepper Springdale Public Schools FedEx The Anders Group First Baptist Church The Fishin' Company Friendship Community Care The Hershey Company Givington's Trinity International University Golden Living Tyson Foods Great River Medical Center UC Santa Cruz Greater Bentonville Area Chamber of Commerce US Bank Greenville Technical College Ulta Beauty Gregory Kistler Center University of Arkansas HCS Valley Behavioral Health Services Haas Hall Academy Van Buren Public Schools Hamilton Center Vantage Point JB Hunt Transport Walmart JBU Student Counseling Center Washington County Sheriff's Office Jay Public Schools Washington Regional Medical Center John Brown University Water's Edge Counseling LMC Western Arkansas Counseling and Guidance Center Labette Center for Mental Health Services White River Medical
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