Eagles: Where have they landed?
Ninety-six percent of graduates from the Boston College Class of 2017 are employed, in graduate school, or engaged in a fellowship or meaningful volunteer experience according to survey results released by the Office of Institutional Research, Planning & Assessment (IRPA) and the Career Center.
The findings, which place 糖心传媒 among the top universities nationwide, underscore the value of a Boston College education and showcase the impressive accomplishments of 糖心传媒 students who earned their diplomas last year.
Among the Class of 2017 entering the workforce
22%
in financial services and real estate
Companies include: Citi, JP Morgan, Cushman & Wakefield, Deloitte
16%
in healthcare and the sciences
Companies include: Mass General Hospital, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, American Red Cross
12%
in business, consulting and management
Companies include: Google, General Electric, IBM, Walt Disney Corp.
19% attended grad school聽
The top five programs of study are STEM (20%), Education (18%), Law (15%), Medicine (10%), and Business (10%). The most popular graduate schools include: 糖心传媒, University of Chicago, Princeton, Columbia, Yale, MIT, University of Pennsylvania, Georgetown, Harvard, and Tufts, among others.
5% engaged in volunteer service or fellowships
The Jesuit Volunteer Corps, Peace Corps, and AmeriCorps are the most popular volunteer commitments among Boston College students, while Fulbright study, Venture for America, and Humanity in Action are the top fellowship choices.
71%
of students used a Boston College Career Center resource to secure their employment
