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Graduate Reports
Employers and graduate schools know there is something special about our graduates. The proof is in our employment and graduate school placement statistics. Whether the job market is strong or on the downturn, employers consistently look to Manchester University for their hires.
While the average employment placement rate for students at colleges and universities nationwide 6 months after graduation can be anywhere from 70% to 85%, Manchester University students have experienced a 94% placement rate over the past five years.
Each year Manchester graduates are surveyed regarding their employment or continuing education status. And each year the Office of Career Services works to achieve a 100% response rate (or very close to it) to ensure accuracy of our statistics.
The following table illustrates how Manchester graduates have fared in the job market over the last 5 years. These placement statistics are based on students who either found employment, went on to graduate school or further studies, or who entered into volunteer services work six months after graduation. Click here for the full report.
Class |
Percentage |
2012 |
94.3% |
2011 |
96.3% |
2010 |
91.3% |
2009 |
92.7% |
2008 |
93.9% |
5 Year Average of 94% |
Class of 2012 Results
Where They Went
Where They Work
Members of Manchester’s Class of 2012 started their first jobs with more than 100 different businesses, companies, schools, and organizations. As the list below shows, their employers range from small businesses to large corporations.
Where They Study
Forty-seven members of the Class of 2012 went on to attend graduate or professional school immediately after graduation and are studying 31 disciplines including athletic training, biomedical science, business administration, chemistry, dentistry, exercise
science, law, library and information science, pharmacy, physical therapy, industrial/organizational psychology, public relations, sociology and sport administration. These Manchester alumni chose to further their educations at 32 different graduate schools including Ball State University, Case Western Reserve University, Duke University, Emory University, Indiana University, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, Manchester University College of Pharmacy, Penn State University, University of Michigan, Valparaiso University, and Xavier University.
6-Month Out Graduate Survey Reports
7-Year Out Graduate Survey Reports
2004 Alumni Survey Results
2003 Alumni Survey Results
2002 Alumni Survey Results
2001 Alumni Survey Results
2000 Alumni Survey Results
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