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First Destination Success Rates

Each year, the Career and Life Design Center collects data from UCM graduates regarding their primary post-graduation status. The Graduate Follow-Up Survey collects information designed to capture initial career outcomes for students 6 months after receiving their degree,  using guidelines set by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). These standards focus on the notion of a 鈥渃areer outcomes rate.鈥� This is described as the percentage of graduates who fall into the following categories:
鈥�     Employed full time
鈥�     Employed part time
鈥�     Participating in a program of voluntary service
鈥�     Serving in the U.S. Armed Forces or those of a home country
鈥�     Enrolled in a program of continuing education

The term 鈥渒nowledge rate鈥� defines the percent of graduates for which the institution has reasonable and verifiable information concerning the graduates鈥� post-graduation career activities. Data is sourced from survey responses, department data, National Student Clearinghouse, and online sources. 

UCM graduates voluntarily complete the Graduate Follow-Up Survey. The data listed in the reports below does not represent every UCM graduate, but only those who responded to the survey. 

NACE Standards and Protocols for the Collection of Career Outcomes for Undergraduates

NACE Standards and Protocols for the Collection of Career Outcomes for Advanced Degrees