Graduate Survey Summary-
Undergraduate Level Programs
Survey Method:
Graduate survey data is collected three times per year at or near the end of each semester/term. Based on a list of FY07 graduates (including names, addresses, and phone numbers) provided by the Registrar, the Office of Planning and Decision Resources, and the Alumni Relations Office, the Career Services staff contacted each student receiving an undergraduate degree in FY07, utilizing the following methods:
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Attendance at various departmental events and cap and gown issuance at Barnes and Noble, during which time graduate surveys are completed by potential graduates as a method of gathering pre-graduation data regarding employment status;
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An initial mailing (approximately six to eight weeks following graduation) to each graduate, which includes a letter of introduction and explanation, the Graduate Survey, and a return self-addressed envelope to facilitate a better return rate;
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Approximately three to six months following graduation, phone calls are made to graduates who have not yet responded to the Graduate Survey, in an effort to reach a higher percentage of FY07 graduates, as well as to update graduates’ employment statistics.
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Total number of undergraduate degrees (1st or primary degrees only) awarded in FY07: 1564
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Total number of FY07 graduates who responded to the Graduate Survey as of December 2007: 1220 (78%)
Of the 1220 graduates who responded to the survey:
407 (33%) are enrolled in graduate/professional school
740 (61%) are employed
20 (2%) are unemployed, but not seeking employment
1167 (96%) are satisfactorily occupied
53 (4%) are unemployed, seeking employment
1220 Total number of FY07 graduates who responded to the survey
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- Salaries reported by graduates which were part-time salaries or which were significantly outside the normal high/low salary range were excluded from this report to avoid skewing or distortion of overall salary averages.
**Final results may reflect updates based on data received after original publication of FY07 statistics.
For additional information regarding this survey, please contact Career Services, Saint Louis University, 3840 Lindell Blvd., Suite 110, Saint Louis, Missouri 63108, or call (314) 977-2828.
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