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Graduate Outcomes

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First Destinations

First Destinations

This graph illustrates the first destinations of recent alumni from the last four graduating classes. Details for each of these categories can be found below.
  • 42% Employment
  • 22% Graduate School
  • 0% Post-Graduate Service
  • 11% Fellowships
  • 7% Continuing Education
  • 15% Other

Top Locations

Top Locations

These are among the top locations of graduates in this major. Whether working, studying, or volunteering, you'll find ɬÀï·¬ians all over the world.
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  • Boston, MA
  • St. Louis, MO
  • Thessaloniki, Greece

Employment

Employment

There is no typical path of a ɬÀï·¬ graduate. As this list illustrates, ɬÀï·¬ians work across all types of industries working with a rich array of employers.
Employer Position
Duke University ombuds program coordinator
Kaplan, Kenegos & Kadin LLP paralegal/law clerk
World Affairs Council of St. Louis social media consultant
Classics

Employment Data

Employer Position Location
City of Bloomington Center for the Arts facility lead Bloomington, MN
Duke University ombuds program coordinator Raleigh, NC
Equity Missouri LLC real estate agent St. Louis, MO
Georgia State University library technical assistant Atlanta, GA
The Jackson Laboratory research assistant Bar Harbor, ME
Kaplan, Kenegos & Kadin LLP paralegal/law clerk Beverly Hills, CA
MGH research technician Boston, MA
Nebraska Medical Center medical scribe Omaha, NE
Stanford University research technician/assistant Stanford, CA
Static Media freelance writer remote
University of Maryland lab manager College Park, MD
World Affairs Council of St. Louis social media consultant St. Louis, MO

Positions Related to Career Goals

Positions Related to Career Goals

This graph illustrates the extent to which our graduates' first job is aligned with their career goals. It's one thing to find a job; it's an entirely different thing to land the job you want!
  • 20% Completely
  • 60% Moderately
  • 0% Slightly
  • 20% Not at All

Graduate Schools

Graduate Schools

ɬÀï·¬ graduates are particularly well prepared for graduate study. You'll find ɬÀï·¬ians attend the best graduate and professional school programs around the world.
Institution Degree Field of Study
Johns Hopkins University MSE international teaching & global leadership
New York University MAT inclusive childhood education
University of Wisconsin MA library & information studies
Washington University in St. Louis MA classics
Classics

Graduate Schools Data

Institution Degree Field of Study Location
Johns Hopkins University MSE international teaching & global leadership Baltimore, MD
Lesley University MEd education Cambridge, MA
New York University MAT inclusive childhood education Syracuse, NY
University of Wisconsin MA library & information studies Madison, WI
Vanderbilt University PhD biomedical & biological science Nashville, TN
Washington University in St. Louis MA classics St. Louis, MO

Graduate School Acceptance Info

Of those who applied to and were accepted to at least one program, this chart illustrates the percentage of admitted students who were accepted to either their first or second choice program and institution.
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100% of students are accepted to their first or second choice graduate institution and program

Fellowships

Fellowships

ɬÀï·¬ has a rich history of producing recipients of some of the most prestigious post-graduate fellowships and awards.

Organization

  • American Farm School Fellowship Program
  • Anatolia College Post Graduate Fellowship
Classics

Fellowships Data

Organization Location
American Farm School Fellowship Program Thessaloniki, Greece
Anatolia College Post Graduate Fellowship Thessaloniki, Greece
National Institutes of Health Bethesda, MD

Experiential Learning

Experiential Learning

Participation in high-impact experiences is a hallmark of a ɬÀï·¬ education. The following graphs illustrate the percentage of graduates who completed internships, research experiences (both on- and off-campus), service, and/or off-campus study prior to graduating from ɬÀï·¬.
Internships
22%
Classics

Internships Data

Organization Field Location
American Academy in Rome education Rome, Italy
CHER environment/sustainability New Orleans, LA
Iowa International Center communications/media Des Moines, IA
Library of Congress communications/media Washington, DC
MERIT education Baltimore, MD
World Affairs Council of St. Louis communications/media St. Louis, MO
Yarmouth Historical Society education Yarmouth, ME
Research
67%
Classics

Research Data

Organization Field Location
Belgrade Center for Security Policy rhetoric of authoritarian regimes Belgrade, Serbia
College Year in Athens classics Athens, Greece
Creighton University fear behavior in zebrafish Omaha, NE
Harvard University structural biology Boston, MA
Johns Hopkins University melanin & metal absorption in biotechnology Baltimore, MD
National Institute of Drug Abuse dopamine antagonist to inhibit oxycodone addiction Baltimore, MD
Oregon Health & Science University autism genetics Portland, OR
Stanford Cardiovascular Institute cardiovascular disease Stanford, CA
University of Maryland childhood language exposure in low-income families College Park, MD
University of Nebraska sensory system development in rats Omaha, NE
University of Tennessee membrane protein pore formation Knoxville, TN
Service
74%
Off-Campus Study
52%

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