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2022 �ʹڲ��ַ FDS Data

Below is an overview of 2022 First Destination Survey (FDS) data specific to �ʹڲ��ַ. This provides a snapshot of what 2022 graduates are doing now.

�ʹڲ��ַ EMBARK 2022 Results

Knowledge rate, survey response rate-649, 62.%,Data scape rate-168, 16.1%,National Student Clearinghouse-63, 6.0%, Internet Search-38, 3.6%, Total knowledge rate-918, 87.8%

overall outcome. 80.0% positive career outcomes, Employed full time-390,43.0%, continuing education-272,30.0%, employed part-time-53,5.9%, Volunteer service-7,0.8%, Military service-4,0.4%, seeking employment-123,13.6%, seeking continuing education-58,6.4%, Grand total-907

Graduate pathways

Graduates are employed by 344 unique organizations. �ʹڲ��ַ, The Bonadio Group, Uncommon Schools, Epic, U.S. Army, Wegmans, KPMG, AmeriCorps, The Walt Disney Company

Salary Summary,less than &20,000-0.8%, $20,000-$29,999-7.7%, $30,000-$39,999-19.2%, $40,000-$49,999-23.8%, $50,000-$59,999-26.9%, $60,000-$69,999-9.2%, $70,000-$79,999-6.2%, $80,000-$89,999-3.8%, $100,000 or more-2.3%

Graduates are attending 102 institutions and studying 114 different programs.-�ʹڲ��ַ, RIT, SUNY Oswego, Touro University, Binghamton University, University of Rochester, Syracuse University, SUNY Brockport, Stony Brook University, University at Buffalo, University at Albany, SUNY Cortland

Continuing education degrees- Master's-198,76.2%, Doctorate-4, 16.9%, Bachelors-7,2.7%, Medical-6,2.3%, Certificate-3,1.2%, Associate's-2,0.8%

Graduate are living in four different countries with 99.4% remaining in the United States. Japan, United Kingdom, Spain, United States

Of those residing in the United States, 95.7% remain in New York State.

NACM Career Mobility Core

What is the NACM Core?Its a set of items added to the FDS to gain insight into grads career-related educational experiences.These questions map to the National Alumni Career Mobility Survey for 5&10 year alumni.Research themes include:High impact career practices:NACM research has found 6 practices that influence alum's career mobility, Return on Investment:measured through alums impressions of degree value,career preparation & satisfaction, Career and Economic Mobility:measured through career satisfaction

High impact career practices, did you receive career advice? Yes-60%, No-29%, Not sure-11%, the career advice I received has been helpful. Strongly agree & agree-79%, Neither agree nor disagree-17%, Strongly disagree & disagree-4%

High impact career practices. Did you complete an internship or related experience? Yes-57%, No-40%, Not sure-3%, Was your internship(s) paid or unpaid? Unpaid-69%, Paid-37%, Prefer not to respond-2%

The internships I completed while earning my degree were related to my current career-disagree 12%,neither agree nor disagree 18%,agree 70%,The internships I completed while earning my degree were related to my major-agree 7%,neither agree nor disagree 6%,agree 87%,My degree helped me gain critical thinking skills-disagree 4%,neither agree nor disagree 11%,agree 85%,My institution helped me create a plan for my career-disagree 31%,neither agree nor disagree 26%,agree 44%

Return on investment.My degree helped prepare me for my career,Strongly disagree-9%,neither agree nor disagree-20%,strongly agree-71%,My degree is worth the tuition I paid,strongly disagree-16%,neither agree nor disagree-21%,strongly agree-63%,I am satisfied with my educational experience,strongly disagree-7%,neither agree nor disagree-11%,strongly agree-82%

My current career or education path is related to my major/program,strongly disagree-15%,strongly agree-85%,My earning potential is higher than the household in which I grew up in,strongly disagree-23%,neiter agree nor disagree-42%,strongly agree-35%,I am satisfied with my current career path,strongly diagree-5%, nether agree nor disagree-20%,strongly agree-75%

Career and Economic Mobility: Did you incur student loan debt while obtaining your degree,yes-56%, no-34%, Not sure-5%, prefer not to respond-5%

Career and Economic Mobility: Do you feel you are underemployed, yes-11%, No-45%, Not sure-37%, prefer not to respond-7%