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Class of 2016First Destination Survey Report
Provided by Terry Middendorf, Career Development Center
Table of Contents
Introduction & Highlights Page 1
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Hamline Schools
Employment Status
Educational Status
Types of Employment
Job Satisfaction
Salary Range Information
Sample Employers
Sample Job Titles
Sample Graduate Schools
Sample Areas of Study
Thank you to Matt Beehr from Institutional Effectiveness for his work on data analysis.
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Introduction & Highlights
All students receiving a bachelor’s degree from July 2015 to June 2016 were surveyed (total = 519). The initial round of data was collected via a pre-graduation survey in March 2016 of graduates with definite employment or continuing education plans. A web survey was administered beginning in February 2017. Nonrespondents were then contacted via paper mailings. Additional data was obtained by locating the graduates’ LinkedIn or other online profiles, by additional communications with the graduates, or by educational data obtained from the National Student Clearinghouse. Data collection ended in June 2017, with information ultimately found for 427 graduates (82%).
Highlights of the data acquired include: • 82% response rate to the First Destination Survey (427/519 students), breaking the previous year’s
record of 80%• 89.7% of graduates are employed full-time, performing volunteer service (Peace Corps,
AmeriCorps, etc.), military service, or pursuing additional education full-time
Employed Full-Time: 72.8% Pursuing Additional Education Full-Time: 14.1%
Volunteer Services: 2.3%
Military Service: 0.5%
Other: 10.3%
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Hamline Schools
Employment Status
Graduate data gathered from Pipers of the College of Liberal Arts, the Hamline School of Business, and the Hamline School of Education indicates that the majority of respondents attended the College of Liberal Arts (337 students or 78.9%) with the School of Business contributing 92 or 21.5% of graduates. The School of Education made up 1.4% accounting for 6 individuals.
*Students with majors in more than one school were counted twice.
The majority of Pipers (311) are full-time employees and make up 72.8% of respondents. Employed part-time are 74 graduates or 17.3%. Six individuals (1.4%) are currently unemployed and seeking a job opportunity. Additionally, 11 graduates (2.6%) are participating in volunteer services and 2 Pipers (.5%) are committed to some form of military service.
School of Education: 6
College of Liberal Arts: 337
School of Business: 92
Employed Full-Time: 72.8% Employed Part-Time: 17.3%
Not Employed,Currently seeking: 1.4%
Volunteer Service: 2.6% Military Service: 0.5%
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Education Status
Types of Employment
A total of 84.1% of the graduates, 359 Pipers, are not currently pursuing additional education after completing their undergraduate degrees at Hamline University. Of the students pursuing additional educational, 60 of them (14.1%) are full-time students and 8 (1.9%) are part-time students. A sample of the institutions they are attending and degrees these Pipers are seeking are listed on page 7.
Three hundred and eleven graduates with full-time positions responded with information detaling their types of employment. The majority of those graduates, 169 or 54.3% are employed in the Private Sector. The next greatest field was Healthcare with 43 graduates (13.8%), followed by Nonprofit with 36 graduates (11.6%). Education employed 34 graduates (10.9%), Government 22 (7.1%), 3 (1%) were Self-Employed and 4 unknown (1.3%).
Not pursuing additional education: 84.1%
Pursuing additional education part-time: 1.9%
Pursuing additional education full-time: 14.1%
Private: 54.3% Healthcare: 13.8%
Nonprofit: 11.6%
Education: 10.9% Government: 7.1%
Self-employed: 1%
Unknown: 1.3%
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Salary Range Information
Job Satisfaction
The highest number of graduates who reported salary information, 33.1% (60 graduates), fall in the $30,001-$40,000 range. The next highest, 23.8% (43 graduates) are earning in the $40,001-$50,000 range, followed by 18.8% (34 graduates) in the $20,001-$30,000 range, 11% (20 graduates) in the $1-$20,000 range, 7.2% (13 graduates) in the $50,001-$60,000 range, 3.9% (7 graduates) in the $60,001-$70,000 range and 1.7% (3 graduates) above $70,000.
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Sample Employers & Number of Hires
3M - 3ACR Homes - 1Aeon - 1Allina Health - 1Ameriprise Financial - 1Apple, Inc. - 1Asian Women United of Minnesota - 1ATI Physical Therapy - 1Bluespire Marketing - 1Boom Lab - 1Boston Scientific - 1Boulay PLLP - 1CH Robinson - 1Cargill - 1CentraCare Health - 1Children’s Hospital - 1College Possible - 1Colorado Avalanche - 1Como Senior High School - 1Delta Airlines - 1Digital River - 1Disney World - 1Ecolab Inc. - 1Edina Art Center - 1Ernst & Young - 2Faegre Baker Daniels LLP - 1Fairview Health Services - 1Fitzpatrick Physical Therapy - 1Fraser - 2Fulbright Taiwan - 1General Mills - 1Graco Inc. - 1Hamline University - 4Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation - 2Headway Emotional Health - 1Healtheast - 1Hennepin County Community Corrections - 1Horry County Fire Rescue - 1Hospitality Center of Chinese - 1Hamre, Schumann, Mueller & Larson, P.C. - 1Hennepin County District Court - 1Jack & Jill Childcare/Preschool - 3KPMG LLP - 1Legal Research Center Inc. - 2Lurie LLP - 1
Malaysian American Commission on Educational Exchange - 1Mayo Clinic - 2Metropolitan Council - 1Ministry of Education of France - 1Minnesota Department of Health - 1MN Attorney General - 1Montana Department of Justice - 1Minneapolis Public Schools - 1Northwestern Mutual - 1Nystrom and Associates - 1OptumInsight, United Health Group - 6Ordway - 1Pace Analytical - 1Peninsula Players Theater - 1Phillips & Temro Industries - 1Prime Therapeutics - 2Project for Pride in Living - 1Ramsey County Correctional Facility - 1Robins Kaplan LLP - 1Rubicon Mortgage Advisors - 1Ron Schara Productions - 1Sanford Hospital - 1Securian Financial - 2SOVOS Compliance - 4SPS Commerce - 1State of Wisconsin Department of Corrections - 1Syndicate Marketing Group - 1TakeAction Minnesota - 2Target Corporation - 5TCF Bank - 1Thomson Reuters - 2Twin Cities Orthopedics - 1United States Environmental Protection Agency - 1University of Minnesota - 6Upper Sioux Community - 1US Bank - 2Virginia Department of Corrections - 1Walker Art Center - 1Wells Fargo - 3West Side Community Organization - 1Westman, Champlin & Koehler, PA - 1Women’s Advocates, Inc. - 1Xcel Energy - 1YMCA - 1
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Sample Job Titles
1st Grade Teacher2nd Grade TeacherAccount ManagerAccountantAddiction TechnicianAdmission CounselorApplication DeveloperArchaelogical Forensics SpecialistAssistant Production EditorAssistant Residence Hall DirectorAssistant to the City AdministratorBrokerage AssociateBusiness Development RepresentativeBusiness AnalystBusiness CopywriterBusiness System AnalystCampaign AnalystCase WorkerChannel AnalystChemical Risk Technical Support AssociateChemistry Lab TechnicianClinical CounselorClinical Lab TechnicianCommunication SpecialistCommunity Corrections SpecialistCommunity OrganizerConsumer AnalystCorrectional OfficerCriminal Justice Intervention AdvocateDigital Media AssociateDigital Strategy ManagerDonor Care SpecialistEnglish TeacherESL TeacherExecutive Team LeaderExternal Analyst II, Post Market SurveillanceField EngineerFinancial AdvisorFinancial AnalystFirefighter/ParamedicFood Safety and Quality ChemistHead Soccer CoachHistorian & Historical TrainerHousing AdvocateHR Recruitment AdministratorInstructional Writer
Internal Controls AnalystInterpreter and translatorInvestigatorIT ConsultantJunior Marketing StrategistLab AnalystLab TechnicianLaw ClerkLegal AdvocateLegal AssistantMarketing & Business Development AssistantMarketing and Social Media CoordinatorMarketing Content DirectorMarketing CoordinatorMarketing SpecialistMath TeacherMedicolegal Death Investigator/Office of Decedent Affairs SpecialistMental Health AssociateMicrobiology Technician IINuclear & Supply Chain Support AnalystNursing Station TechnicianParalegalPatrol OfficerPhysical Therapy TechnicianProbation and Parole OfficerProduct Team ManagerProfessional Ice Hockey PlayerPsychiatric AssociatePsychiatric TechnicianPublisherResearch AssistantSales & Marketing SpecialistScribeSenior Business Analyst ConsultantSenior Case WorkerSenior Program CounselorStaff AuditorState TrooperTax AssociateUnderwriting Development AssociateVarsity Head Baseball Coach & Middle and High School English/Language Arts TeacherVideo Editor/VideographerYouth Program Coordinator
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Sample Graduate Schools Sample Areas of Study
Bowling Green State UniversityCollege of William & MaryCreighton UniversityDuke UniversityFranklin Pierce UniversityHamline UniversityLoyola University ChicagoMarymount UniversityMayo Clinic Graduate School of Biomedical SciencesMitchell | Hamline School of LawNational University of Health SciencesNorth Dakota State UniversityPacific UniversityPurdue UniversitySaint Mary’s University of MinnesotaSt. Catherine UniversityUniversity of AberdeenUniversity of Alaska - AnchorageUniversity of GrazUniversity of JamestownUniversity of KansasUniversity of Minnesota - DuluthUniversity of Minnesota - Twin CitiesUniversity of New EnglandUniversity of Northwestern - Saint PaulUniversity of South FloridaUniversity of St. ThomasUniversity of Texas at AustinUniversity of Texas Medical BranchUniversity of UtahUniversity of York
BioarchaeologyBusinessChiropractic MedicineCollege Student PersonnelCounseling and Psychological ServicesCounseling PsychologyCreative NonfictionCreative WritingDentistryExercise PhysiologyFiction WritingForensic and Legal PsychologyGlobal StudiesHealth/Social PsychologyLawLeadership in Student AffairsMaterials Science and EngineeringMedical PhysicsMedicineMolecular BiologyMolecular Pharmacology and Experimental TherapeuticsNaturopathic MedicineNursingOrganizational LeadershipPharmacyPhysical TherapyPhysicsPolitical Science - International RelationsPublic HealthSocial WorkStudent Affairs in Higher EducationStudio ArtsTheology
