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Welcome to our historical outcomes page! Learn about the exciting places our graduates end up.
The list of employers featured here is based on information reported by students or employers to Demo College or employment data that is made publicly-available by students. The list is formulated based on the most-commonly reported hiring employers. However, Demo College students take positions with companies of all sizes, including many small businesses and organizations.
The salary metrics listed are based on student-reported starting salaries and do not include bonuses or other possible monetary benefits including tuition reimbursement, health insurance, among others.
A majority of our students participate in at least one experiential learning opportunity during their time at Demo College. This may be a summer internship, a winter internship, a faculty-led research opportunity or other approved activities. Funding is available for qualifying internships.
Demo College graduates find opportunities in a wide variety of industries.
This chart captures the different functional areas in which Demo College graduates work.
Demo College students accept positions all over the nation and around the world.
While the list below provides a list of universities most-often attended by Demo College graduates, alumni enroll in programs across the country and around the world, including schools in Argentina, Germany, South Korea, Australia, China, Israel, and the United Kingdom, among others.
Around 1/4 of each graduating class enrolls directly into a program of continuing education. While most choose either a doctoral or master's program, some students elect to continue their education through certificate programs or other specialized training.
As with other metrics, Fields of Study highlights the diversity of interests of Demo College graduates. Many study Medicine and Law, but many more pursue education in unique and innovative topics.
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