Statistics

The Career Center collects information from current students, graduating seniors and alumni regarding goals, outcomes and services at multiple times during the year. Results are published here twice annually.

While “placement of graduation” is of interest to many, in truth, these “statistics” are not valid nor reliable indicators of individual student “success” nor are they predictors of how a given student might fare over a four year academic tenure. Of course, we are proud of how many students find jobs, internships, and how many enter graduate and professional schools immediately post-commencement, but we are more proud of the outcomes facilitated by taking advantage of the Center’s services and resources that are designed to:

  • Initiate and facilitate the self assessment, pResearch (research before job search), exploration by experience, and person-to-person alumni(ae) networking that will enhance capacities to articulate and, ultimately, attain goals.
  • Nurture student employment, internship and post graduation application, interviewing and placement relationships with corporate, not for profit, educational, and varied prospective employers.
  • Facilitate goal setting and applications associated with graduate and professional schools as well as post baccalaureate fellowships, grants and related options.
  • Develop and enhance Resume and Job Search Correspondence Writing, Interview Skills Development, Self-initiated Job Search Techniques, Offer Negotiation, Internship and Summer Job Search skills.
  • Enhance participation in off-campus recruiting consortia events in New York, Washington, DC, Los Angeles, Boston and Chicago that include pre-screened interviews and career fair components for career and internship applicants of varied majors and backgrounds.

We will continue to expand post-baccalaureate job search resources and services, without neglecting those associated with career exploration, internships, graduate study and the encouraging of academic curiosity. The Center is where developmental processes are facilitated by professionals who individually meet the needs of diverse undergraduates and alumni.

oUR Students Succeed (pdf) – contains information that reveals:

  • University of Rochester Career Center goals and strategies
  • Majors and careers of greatest interest to Rochester students
  • Services, resources and user satisfaction
  • The importance of internship
  • Job search and graduate school outcomes

oUR Students Succeed is updated annually on September 15th

Class of 2011 Senior Survey (pdf) – provides information regarding the Class of 2011 obtained as of commencement, or immediately after, including:

  • Statistics regarding goals and focus
  • Senior status (accepted offers, considering offers, those attending graduate school, students actively seeking employment)
  • Impact of internship experiences on the senior class
  • Career Center usage
  • Career Center services and ratings

Senior Survey Results are updated annually on September 15th

Class of 2011 Successes – offers more detailed information regarding:

  • Employment (pdf) offers accepted by members of the Class of 2011 (includes employer name, position title and location)
  • Graduate (pdf) and professional school offers accepted by members of the Class of 2010 (includes degree and school)

Class Successes are updated annually on September 15th

Appointment Data -Detailed 2010-11 academic year appointment information, presented by:

  • Class Year
  • Major
  • Gender
  • Ethnicity
  • Services Requested

Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Successes (pdf) – contains information that reveals:
Employment and graduate and professional school offers accepted by members of the Class of 2010

Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Appointment Data (pdf) – detailed Career and Internship Center appointment data (year to date), presented by:

  • Major
  • Class year
  • Gender
  • Ethnicity
  • Services requested

Class of 2010 Year Out Survey Results (pdf) – presents information from the Class of 2010 regarding status one year post commencement, including:

  • Statistics regarding employment status
  • Statistics regarding graduate and professional school status
  • Salary range of employed alumni

Year Out Survey Results are updated annually on February 15th

Summer Internship Survey Results (pdf) – offers information from the Class of 2012, Class of 2013, and Class of 2014 including:

  • Internship resources
  • Compensation for internships
  • Student Satisfaction ratings
  • Internship placements
  • Reach Funding

Summer Internship Survey Results are updated annually on February 15th

Recruiting Activities – provides information regarding:

  • On-campus (pdf) interviewing schedule totals, number of student interviews, and firms that participated in on-campus interviewing (employer name)
  • Firms that participated in Fall and Spring Career and Internship Days
  • Job and internship posting statistics
  • Off-campus recruiting (pdf) events including, Career and Internship Connection event details, number of registered CIC employers, total number of CIC interviews, and number of Rochester student interviews

Recruiting Activities are updated annually on September 15

2008-2009 Law School Application Statistics (pdf) – provides statistics for law school applicants from the 2008-2009 school year

We trust the information appearing in the sites identified and linked above answers some of the questions parents, prospective students, and others might have, but we always welcome specific queries. If you need additional clarification regarding these statistics or other Career Center matters, please email Dale Layburn, Assistant Director, at dleyburn@admin.rochester.edu

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