Alaska: Alaska Pacific University
Alabama: Auburn University
Arkansas: University of AR for Medical Sciences
Arizona: Embry-Ridde Aero. Univ.-Prescott
California: University of the Pacific
Colorado: Colorado School of Mines
Connecticut: Quinnipiac University
Delaware: University of Delaware
Florida: Embry-Ridde Aero. Univ.-Daytona Beach
Georgia: Georgia Tech
Hawaii: Hawaii Pacific University
Iowa: Drake University
Idaho: The College of Idaho
Illinois: Millikin University
Indiana: University of Notre Dame
Kansas: Kansas Wesleyan University
Kentucky: Georgetown College
Louisiana: Xavier University of Louisiana
Massachusetts: Endicott College
Maryland: Mount St. Mary's University
Maine: University of New England
Michigan: Kettering University
Minnesota: University of St. Thomas
Missouri: Saint Louis University
Mississippi: University of Mississippi
Montana: Montana State University
North Carolina: Elon University
North Dakota: University of Mary
Nebraska: Nebraska Wesleyan University
New Hampshire: Keene State College
New Jersey: Stevens Institute of Technology
New Mexico: NM Institute of Mining and Technology
Nevada: University of Nevada-Las Vegas
New York: Hobart William Smith Colleges
Ohio: Ohio Northern University
Oklahoma: Southern Nazarene University
Oregon: Oregon Health & Science University
Pennsylvania: Lebanon Valley College (placement rate: 96.185%)
Rhode Island: Salve Regina University
South Carolina: The Citadel
South Dakota: University of Sioux Falls
Tennessee: Vanderbilt University
Texas: McMurry University
Utah: Westminster College
Virginia: Virginia Tech
Vermont: Saint Michael's College
Washington: Pacific Lutheran University
Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin-Platteville
West Virginia: Bethany College
Wyoming: University of Wyoming
The article:
https://www.zippia.com/advice/best-college-state-getting-job-2018/
At my joint they really care about this...the rate is from 75% for the weaker programs, up to the very high 90s for the stronger ones.
ReplyDeleteThe numbers aren't the whole story, of course. Our students' rating of our program (high 90s for job-placement) is extremely high at the point of graduation, but there's a 6-month and 2-year follow-up (with pretty good response rates) that suggest what we offer isn't as relevant as it might be.
Some of the images in the linked article are quite lovely. At its best, Batshit U looks like the architect hated his job...
I immediately noticed two things: (1) a number of these schools are engineering or medical-sciences schools of one kind or another, and (2) I've honestly never heard of 44% of them. Most of the latter group are apparently outperforming some much better-known schools in their respective states on this particular measure. For example, I think I see exactly 4 flagship state universities on this list. Very interesting.
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