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Oxford Campus Bachelor's Graduates: Full Report First Destinations 2017-2018 Oxford Campus Bachelor's Graduates Miami University bOffice of Institutional Research & Effectiveness1 bbb b b b b b b b b b b b b b www.miamioh.edu/oirb b Table of Contents Executive Summary………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 3 At a Glance (Abbreviated Results)…………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 4 Full First Destinations Results……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………5 Footnotes…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………9 Appendix A: Divisional Results………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 10 College of Arts and Science…………………………………..…………………………………………………………………………… 11 College of Creative Arts………………………..…………………………………………………………………………………………… 16 College of Education, Health and Society..………………………………………………………………………………………….20 College of Engineering and Computing…………………………………………………………………………………………………24 Farmer School of Business………………...……………………………………………………………………………………………… 28 Appendix B: List of Employers……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………33 Appendix C: Methodology…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………58 Questions can be directed to the Office of Institutional Research & Effectiveness at [email protected] or 513-529-1662. 2 First Destinations Executive Summary 2017-2018 Oxford Campus Bachelor's Graduates Methodology The First Destinations report provides placement information on students who graduated during the 2017-18 academic year. Graduates must be employed, serving in the military, serving in a volunteer or service program, or enrolled by Dec. 31, 2018 in order to count as successfully placed. First Destinations data are based on variety of data sources, including online surveys, phone surveys, national databases, data from Miami University offices, direct employer confirmation, and public sources. Full details on the methodology are available in Appendix C. Placement results are based on graduates' primary activity after graduation and align with National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) First Destination guidelines. National comparison data will be available from NACE in October. Results Data were obtained for 2,835 graduates out of 3,816 total (74.4% knowledge rate). The overall success rate for the graduating class is 95.8%, compared to 97.3% last year. ● According to NACE, nationally 84.4% of the previous year's bachelor's graduates (2016-17) were successfully placed. ● Comparison data for the current graduating class will be available from NACE in October. 60.1% of the graduating class are employed full-time, with an average salary of $50,757. Among those who are employed (full-time or part-time): ● 78.6% are employed in their field of study. ● 51.3% worked for their employer previously. ● 93.2% are employed in a position that requires a college degree. 26.9% of graduates are enrolled in graduate or professional school while 2.8% are pursuing additional undergraduate study. 49.6% of graduates live in Ohio while 45.5% live in a different U.S. state. The remaining students live in either an American territory (0.8%) or a foreign country (4.1%). 3 First Destinations 2017-2018 Oxford Campus Bachelor's Graduates Graduating Class Size: 3,816 Graduates with Data: 2,841 Knowledge Rate: 74.4% Overall Success Rate* 95.8% * The Overall Success Rate is the percentage Employed Full-Time:b b b 1,708 of graduates who are successfully placed Average Salary:b b b b b $50,757 (employed, enrolled, military, or volunteer/service program), excluding not Median Salary:b b b b b b$50,000 seeking. Primary Activity of Graduates 3.0% (Seeking Employment) 10.0% (Other Options**) **"Other Options" includes: Entrepreneur FT (0.9%) & PT (0.1%) Freelance FT (0.3%) & PT (0.3%) Military Service (1.0%) Post Grad Fellowship/Internship FT (1.9%) & PT (0.3%) 29.6% (Continuing Education) Temp/Contract FT (1.8%) & PT (0.5%) Volunteer/Service Program (1.3%) Seeking Continuing Education (1.1%) Not Seeking Employment or Education (0.4%) 2.2% (Standard Employment PT) 55.2% (Standard Employment FT) Office of Institutional Research & Effectivenessbb b b [email protected] First Destinations 2017-2018 Oxford Campus Bachelor's Graduates Miami University Graduating Class Size…………………………………………………… 3,816 Overall Success Graduates with Data Available………………………………… 2,841 95.8% Rate2 Knowledge Rate1………………………………………………………… 74.4% ● Average FT Salary: $50,757 ● Median FT Salary: $50,000 ● PRIMARY ACTIVITY # with # of % of Salary Average Median Alumni Alumni Data Salary3 Salary Employed (Total) 1,804 63.5% Employed Full-Time 1,708 60.1% 1,043 $50,757 $50,000 Standard Employment FT4 1,568 55.2% 968 $51,458 $51,000 Entrepreneur FT 26 0.9% 10 $49,500 $45,000 Fellowship/Internship FT 54 1.9% 22 $40,103 $37,500 Freelance FT 9 0.3% 5 --- --- Temp/Contract FT 51 1.8% 38 $39,398 $38,000 Employed Part-Time 96 3.4% Standard Employment PT 63 2.2% Entrepreneur PT 4 0.1% Fellowship/Internship PT 8 0.3% Freelance PT 8 0.3% Temp/Contract PT 13 0.5% Military Service 27 1.0% Volunteer/Service Program 38 1.3% Continuing Education 842 29.6% Graduate or Professional School 763 26.9% Certificate program 21 0.7% Master's or master's equivalent 472 16.6% Doctoral level 203 7.1% Degree level other or unknown 67 2.4% Additional Undergraduate Study 79 2.8% Not Successfully Employed or Enrolled 118 4.2% Seeking Employment 86 3.0% Seeking Continuing Education 32 1.1% Not Seeking Employment or Education 12 0.4% 5 EMPLOYMENT DETAILS Employment details are based on alumni whose primary status was employed, including positions classified as entrepreneur, faculty, fellowship/post-doc, freelance, and temporary/contract. # of % of Field of Study Alumni Alumni Employed in field of study 1,209 78.6% Employed outside field of study 329 21.4% # of % of Number of Job Offers Received During Search Alumni Alumni None 46 3.1% 1 668 44.6% 2 403 26.9% 3 242 16.2% 4 78 5.2% 5 35 2.3% 6 or more 25 1.7% Previous Employment with Current Employer # of % of (multiple responses allowed)5 Alumni Alumni Previously employed, total, including: 608 51.3% Previously employed as a part-time or seasonal employee 135 11.4% Previously employed as a full-time employee 99 8.4% Previously employed as an intern or co-op student 407 34.3% Previously employed as a student teacher 5 0.4% Previously employed in another capacity or in an unknown capacity 18 1.5% Not previously employed by current employer 577 48.7% # of % of Degree Type Required for Current Position Alumni Alumni College degree required, total, including: 1,188 93.2% Associate's degree 36 2.8% Bachelor's degree 1,141 89.5% Master's degree 5 0.4% Doctoral degree 0 0.0% Professional degree (e.g., MD, JD) 0 0.0% Other 6 0.5% College degree not required 87 6.8% 6 STATE/COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE # of % of State/Country of Residence - Aggregated Alumni Alumni Ohio 884 49.6% U.S. state other than Ohio (including Washington D.C.) 812 45.5% American territory 14 0.8% Foreign country 73 4.1% # of % of State/Country of Residence - Detailed Alumni Alumni U.S. states (including Washington D.C.) 1,696 95.1% Alabama 1 0.1% Alaska 1 0.1% Arizona 10 0.6% California 52 2.9% Colorado 29 1.6% Connecticut 9 0.5% Florida 20 1.1% Georgia 12 0.7% Hawaii 8 0.4% Idaho 1 0.1% Illinois 220 12.3% Indiana 46 2.6% Iowa 3 0.2% Kansas 3 0.2% Kentucky 24 1.3% Louisiana 1 0.1% Maine 1 0.1% Maryland 14 0.8% Massachusetts 27 1.5% Michigan 44 2.5% Minnesota 15 0.8% Mississippi 1 0.1% Missouri 25 1.4% Montana 2 0.1% Nebraska 1 0.1% Nevada 3 0.2% New Hampshire 1 0.1% New Jersey 7 0.4% New York 59 3.3% North Carolina 20 1.1% Ohio 884 49.6% 7 # of % of State/Country of Residence - Detailed [Continued] Alumni Alumni Oklahoma 1 0.1% Oregon 6 0.3% Pennsylvania 30 1.7% South Carolina 6 0.3% South Dakota 1 0.1% Tennessee 21 1.2% Texas 18 1.0% Utah 4 0.2% Vermont 2 0.1% Virginia 12 0.7% Washington (state) 3 0.2% Washington, D.C. 34 1.9% Wisconsin 13 0.7% Wyoming 1 0.1% Foreign countries 73 4.1% Australia 4 0.2% Austria 2 0.1% Bulgaria 1 0.1% Cameroon 1 0.1% Canada 5 0.3% Chile 1 0.1% China 29 1.6% Dominican Republic 1 0.1% Ethiopia 1 0.1% Germany 2 0.1% Israel 1 0.1% Japan 1 0.1% Luxembourg 2 0.1% Mexico 1 0.1% Nigeria 1 0.1% Singapore 1 0.1% South Korea 1 0.1% Spain 5 0.3% Thailand 1 0.1% United Kingdom 7 0.4% Unspecified 4 0.2% Vietnam 1 0.1% 8 Footnotes 1 The "knowledge rate" indicates the percentage of the graduating class for whom we have placement data. 2 The overall success rate identifies the total percentage of alumni who are employed, engaged in military service, engaged in a volunteer/service program, or who are continuing education. Consistent with the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) First Destination guidelines, the success rate calculation excludes alumni who are not seeking employment or education from the denominator. However, alumni who are not seeking employment or education are included when calculating the individual primary activities (e.g., percent employed, percent continuing education). 3 Results marked "---" are not available because the response size was too small to be identified in reporting (n < 10). 4 Salary data reported by NACE are based solely on alumni whose primary activity is classified as "Standard Employment FT." This field should be used for NACE comparisons. Alumni who are employed in other full-time positions (e.g., entrepreneur FT, faculty FT) are excluded from NACE salary reporting. 5 Because participants were allowed to select more than one option, responses may total more than 100%.
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