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Report on Graduates Placement and Transfers BAY STATE COLLEGE Report on Graduates Placement and Transfers May 2014 Graduating Class Final Report Tom Corrigan Director of Career Services SUMMARY OF DATA This placement report is based on the total number of day and evening division graduates who received a degree in May 2014. Resulting data is based on senior surveys, students’ self-reporting, employment verification forms and ongoing follow-up efforts by Career Services and faculty members. Definition of Terms: Graduates: Refers to students who have met all Bay State College requirements for official graduation. Transfers: Refers to those graduates who are planning, or have already been accepted into another institution, to continue with their education. Continuing at Bay State: Refers to those graduates who have been accepted into another program and plan to continue with their education with Bay State College. Placement Pool: Refers to the total number of graduates, excluding those transferring or unable to work due to medical reasons or military service. Waived: Refers to graduates who have been waived due to their inability to secure full-time employment. Acceptable waiver reasons include: Medical, Death, Incarcerated, Active Military Status and being an International Student. Seeking: Refers to the number of graduates who have not yet been working. Working: Refers to the number of graduates who have been working in jobs either prior to or following their graduation. Placement Rate: Refers to the percentage of students from the Placement Pool who have been working since completion of the Senior Survey. Graduates = 167 Transfers (Accepted) = 15 Continuing at Bay State = 5 RN to BSN = 3 Continue to Graduate School = 2 Transfer/Continue @ BSC % = 15% Waived = 2 (Christopher Minkle, BA/CE-TAUN, Disability) (Adriana Zaldumbide, FD, International) 8 (Nursing grads not passing NCLEX exams) Graduates Available: = 132 Working In Field = 101 Working In Field/Related = 2 In Field Placement Rate = 77% In Field/Related Placement Rate = 78% Employment Verification Rate = 67% (68 of 101 surveys received) MAY 2014 GRADUATE IN FIELD & RELATED SALARY REPORT IN FIELD & RELATED SALARY REPORT Department & Majors Number of Graduates Avg. Starting Salaries Business Department - Business Administration 3 $38,720 - Hospitality Management 2 $26,780 - Management (BS) 8 $37,630 - Healthcare Management 2 $41,000 - Marketing 5 $27,200 - Retail Management (AS) 1 $50,000 Entertainment Department - EM – Associate’s 6 $21,666 - EM – Bachelor’s 6 $22,000 Fashion Department - Fashion Design 3 $21,666 - Fashion Merch. – (AS) 5 $24,500 - Fashion Merch. – (BS) 10 $30,200 Allied Health - Health Studies 4 $26,287 - Medical Assisting 5 $28,778 Physical Therapist Assistant 25 $44,116 Nursing 10 $46,488 Social & Human Services - Criminal Justice – (AS) n/a n/a - Criminal Justice – (BS) 8 $37,533 - Early Childhood Educ. n/a n/a All Programs 103 $36,600 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: TOTAL GRADUATES: 9 GRADUATES WAIVED Less Waived: 1 Name Program Waived Reason Christopher Minkle BA/TAUN Medical – disabled CONTINUING AT BAY STATE COLLEGE Less Cont. @ BSC: 2 Name Program Major @ BSC Angelica Sgaragli BA/TAUN Management Amber Bettencourt BA/TAUN Management TRANSFER TO OTHER SCHOOLS Less Transfer: 2 Name Program College/University Transferred To Program/Major Kristen Donnelly BA Medical Professional Institute Medical Office Admin. Jose Rojas BA Fordham University Economics GRADUATES WORKING IN FIELD Available Graduates: 4; In Field 3 (75%) Name Program Employer Title Chanteel Balmes BA Blue Cross Blue Shield Member Services Rep David Villanueva BA/CE Sun Life Financial Sales Coordinator Griselda Pimental BA/CE Boston Park Plaza Group Reservations Coord GRADUATES WORKING OUT OF FIELD Available Grads: 4; Out of Field 1 (25%) Name Program Employer Title Marie Luce Acceus-Pierre BA/CE Chelsea Day Rehab Program Day Support Professional HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT: TOTAL GRADUATES: 2 GRADUATES WORKING IN FIELD Available Graduates: 2; In Field 2 (100%) Name Program Employer Title Steven Fleury HOSP/AS Hyatt Regency Cambridge Front Desk Agent Kristina Stokes HOSP/BS La Jolla Shores Hotel (California) Front Desk Agent MANAGEMENT: TOTAL GRADUATES: 9 GRADUATES WAIVED Less Waived: 1 Name Shift Waived Reason Manisha Shrestha CE/BOS International GRADUATES WORKING IN FIELD Available Graduates: 8; In Field 8 (100%) Name Shift Employer Title Roberto Flores DAY McKesson Support Analyst Tracie Peaks Sandy ONLINE EC English Language Centre Credit Controller Eric Freeman CE/BOS Blast Fitness Sr. Accounts Payable Analyst Erica Hernandez CE/BOS Chickas Boutique Sole Proprietor Jumaane Kendrick CE/BOS ABCD Changing Tracks Initiative Program Manager Jean Luc CE/BOS RICOH USA Site Manager Olga Shvayko CE/TAUN C. Pine Associates Business Admin Manager Sarah Willey CE/TAUN PMG Physicians Patient Advocate HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT: TOTAL GRADUATES: 2 GRADUATES WORKING IN FIELD Available Graduates: 2; In Field 2 (100%) Name Shift Employer Title Jemima Arthur CE/BOS Blue Cross Blue Shield Unit Coordinator Eileen Small ONLINE Genesis Rehab Services PTA MARKETING: TOTAL GRADUATES: 6 GRADUATES WORKING IN FIELD Available Graduates: 6; In Field 5 (83%) Name Shift Employer Title Kayla Bearce DAY American Renal Admissions Coordinator Christiam Flor DAY Providence Warwick Convention & Sales & Service Coordinator Visitors Bureau Endrix Katende DAY Bank of America Sales Jesse Smith DAY Neighborhood Home Care Freelance Marketing Lindsey Zborowski DAY BBS Inc. Boston Account Manager GRADUATES WORKING OUT OF FIELD Available Grads: 6; Out of Field 1 (17%) Name Program Employer Title Thomas Eyob DAY Stop & Shop Cashier CRIMINAL JUSTICE: TOTAL GRADUATES: 22 CONTINUING AT BAY STATE COLLEGE Less Cont. @ BSC: 2 Name Program Major @ BSC John DaRosa CE/TAUN Criminal Justice Bachelor’s Justine Waldron CE/TAUN Criminal Justice Bachelor’s TRANSFER TO OTHER SCHOOLS Less Transfer: 2 Name Program College/University Transferred To Program/Major Marisa Markowitz CJ Fisher College Criminal Justice Sharon White CJ Wheelock Social Work CONTINUE ONTO GRADUATE SCHOOL Less Grad School: 2 Name Program College/University Transferred To Program/Major Rebecca Trinks CJBS American International College Forensic Psychology Jessica Agenor CJBS Boston University Criminal Justice GRADUATES WORKING IN FIELD Available Graduates: 16; In Field 7 (44%) Name Program Employer Title Iris Martinez CJBS Office of Christopher Kelly Paralegal Katelyn Coppola CJBS J. Joseph Moakley US Court House Jury Clerk Emily Nguyen CJBS North Suffolk Mental Health Assoc. Community Support Assoc. Elizabeth Perry CJBS Bridge Over Troubled Waters Development Assistant Laura Rand CJBS Dept. of Veteran’s Affairs Personnel Security Mgr. Jameson Dieudonne CJBS/PVT Community Resources for Justice Program Monitor Security Erika Rivas CJBS/PVT Office of the Attorney General Assistant to AG Security GRADUATES WORKING IN FIELD/RELATED Available Grads: 16; “IFR” 1 (6%) Name Program Employer Title Janhia Orelus CJBS/PVT Allied Barton Security Officer Security GRADUATES WORKING OUT OF FIELD Available Grads:16; Out of Field 8 (50%) Name Program Employer Title Jennifer Clarke CJ Not Working Gary Foster CJ Almeida’s Auto Repair Shop Manager Tasha Benevides BS/TAUN Beacon ABA Services Associate Behavioral Therapist Tina Bunting BS/TAUN Enos Home Oxygen Billing Specialist Robert Doherty CJBS Pan Am Railways Crew Operations Manager Tiffany Gilmore CJBS Miss Rina’s Little Rascals Infant/Toddler Teacher Jennelyn Letriz CJBS Nordstrom Sales Associate Jennieva Boampong CJBS/PVT MFS Investments Administrative Assistant Security EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION: TOTAL GRADUATES: 1 TRANSFER TO OTHER SCHOOLS Less Transfer: 1 Name Program College/University Transferred To Program/Major Angelica Gagan ECE University of Guam ECE Bachelor’s ENTERTAINMENT MANAGEMENT: TOTAL GRADUATES: 19 CONTINUING AT BAY STATE COLLEGE Less Cont. @ BSC: 1 Name Program Major @ BSC Jorge Pinilla EM/AP EMBS – Audio TRANSFER TO OTHER SCHOOLS Less Transfer: 1 Name Program College/University Transferred To Program/Major Nathaniel Haynes EM/AP Fisher College Human Studies GRADUATES WORKING IN FIELD Available Graduates: 17; In Field 12 (71%) Name Program Employer Title Patrick Chamberland EM Tangelwood Front of House Alexander Griggs EM Live Nation Security Michael Medeiros EM Royale Boston Front of House David Bo EM/AP American Audio Visual AV Technician Cameron Smith EM/AP Mryna Johnston Audio (MJA) AV Technician Anthony Valente EM/AP WNYT – TV Audio Technician Philip Chieng EMBS Quincy Asian Resources Event Coordinator Chelsea Ellsworth EMBS Brighton Music Hall Front of House Sarah Katz EMBS Live Nation/CID Entertainment Runner Kristine Senna EMBS Annie Rock Artist Management Assistant Timothy Wardell EMBS The Middle East Operations Ryan Peterson EMBS/AP Montana Pro Audio AV Technician GRADUATES WORKING OUT OF FIELD Available Grads: 17; Out of Field 5 (29%) Name Program Employer Title Megan Marusak EM Pink Berry Shift Manager Nelson Perez EMBS Takeda Pharmaceuticals Security Max Gorlick EMBS On The Grind Entertainment Artist Management (unpaid) Alexander Pichardo EMBS Google Stock/Operations Christopher Hoffmeister EMBS/AP Guitar Center Manager FASHION DESIGN: TOTAL GRADUATES: 5 GRADUATES WORKING IN FIELD Available Graduates: 5; In Field 3 (60%) Name Program Employer Title Britnie Harlow FD Self Employed Freelance Designer Stephanie Vigue FD Devine Inspirations Seamstress/Designer Mark Lisavich FD Encore Apparel Co Owner/Designer GRADUATES NOT WORKING Available Graduates: 5; Out of
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