UNDERGRADUATE OUTCOMES REPORT - Marist College

Prepared • Confident • Successful

UNDERGRADUATEOUTCOMESREPORTCLASSES 2016-2020

EMPLOYERS AT A GLANCE GRADUATE SCHOOLS AT A GLANCE• A&E Networks• Abercrombie & Fitch• ADP• Adobe• Alice & Olivia• Amazon• AYCO, a Goldman Sachs Co.• ANN INC• Bank of America• Bloomberg LP• BNY Mellon• Capelli New York• Calvin Klein• Carat USA• CBS• Central Hudson• Coach• Coyne PR• Council on Foreign Relations• Diamonds International• Deloitte• DeVries Global• Environmental Resources Management• Envision Physician Services• Ernst & Young• ESPN• FBI• Fidelity Investments• Global Brands Group• Goldman Sachs Group• Google• Gucci• Horizon Media• IBM• Indeed • IPG Mediabrands• Italy-America Chamber of Commerce• Jimmy Choo

• American University• Boston University• California State University – Fullerton• Carnegie Mellon University• Columbia University• Copenhagen Business School• Cornell University• CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice• CUNY – The Graduate Center• Duke University• Fordham University• George Mason University• George Washington University• Georgetown University• Graduate Institute of Geneva• Johns Hopkins University• Marist College• New York Law School• New York University• Pennsylvania State University• Rochester Institute of Technology• Rutgers University

• Seton Hall University• SUNY Albany• SUNY Binghamton• SUNY Upstate Medical University• Syracuse University• Teachers College, Columbia University• The New School• Tufts University• UC Berkeley School of Law• University of Bath• University of Connecticut• University of Florida• University of Nebraska• University of North Carolina• University of Pennsylvania• University of Rochester• University of Sheffield• University of Tennessee• University of Wisconsin – Madison• Utah State University• Villanova University• Yale University

• JPMorgan Chase• Kate Spade New York• KPMG• Literacy Support Systems, Inc.• M&T Bank• Madison Square Garden• Manhattan District Attorney’s Office• Memorial Sloan Kettering• Merrill Lynch• Microsoft• Moody’s Analytics, Inc.• Morgan Stanley• National Archives• National Football League (NFL)• NBC Entertainment• New York City Department of Education• Nuvance Health• Penguin Random House LLC• Pepsi Co.• Prada• PricewaterhouseCoopers• Regeneron Pharmaceuticals• Samsung Electronics America• Scholastic• Societe Generale Corporate & Investment Banking• Teach for America• The Hartford Financial Services• UBS• United States Department of Veteran Affairs• USAA• U.S. Secret Service• ViacomCBS• Wells Fargo• Yelp• YouTube

Data was compiled from the following sources: multiple online surveys, the Center for Career Services, LinkedIn, National Clearinghouse, and through formal and informal conversations with employers and grad schools from the classes of 2016-20. All outcome information is self-reported, and the percent employed includes both full- and part-time positions. Marist has outcome information on 86% of the graduating class. The employer and graduate programs listed reflect a sampling of outcomes from the 2016-20 classes. Marist provides an environment for success; however, it does not guarantee job placement or entrance/acceptance into graduate school.

FELLOWSHIPSIn the past five years, Marist graduates have been awarded significant grants and recognition to pursue advanced research and study.

97% EMPLOYED OR ATTENDING GRADUATE SCHOOL

15 Fulbright Scholars

3 Goldwater Scholars

1 USAID Donald Payne Fellowship

1 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship

1 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship

1 James Madison Memorial Fellowship

Destination: Success! Marist prepares its students well for life after college. Year after year, our success rate is consistently high for graduates who are employed or in graduate school within six months of graduation. The five-year data here is for graduates from the classes of 2016-20.

67%PRIVATE

61%PUBLIC

84.7%

Many students received full-time job offers from their internships.

GRADUATION RATES

*OPEN DOORS is sponsored by the US State Department. It is a comprehensive information resource on international students and scholars studying or teaching at higher education institutions in the United States, and U.S. students studying abroad for academic credit at their home colleges or universities.

Source: National Center for Education Statistics. Marist’s 6-year graduation rate is based on the 2014 cohort. Source: Class of 2019 Student Evaluation of Marist Services (SEMS) Survey.

83%INTERNSHIPS

3RDIN U.S.

FOR SEMESTER STUDY ABROAD

• Aetna• Anderson Center for Autism• Arts Mid-Hudson• Atlantic Records• Binghamton Devils• CBS• Coburn Communication• Coyne PR• Cryptic Gallery• Donna Karan International• Enterprise• Entertainment Tonight• Ernst & Young• Family Services

• The Hartford Financial Services• The Valley Table Magazine• TigerBeat Magazine• TJX Companies, Inc.• Tommy Hilfiger• U.S. Military Academy at West Point• UBS• USAA• Vera Wang• Viacom

• Morgan Stanley• National Park Service• NBCUniversal Media• New York Jets• New York State Department of Environmental Conservation• Oscar de la Renta• Prudential Financial• Rhinebeck Bank• Ross Stores Inc.• Sesame Workshop• Sirius XM Radio• Sony Music• Tesla

• FBI• Fidelity Investments• Fox News• Goldman Sachs• Haddad Brands• IBM• iHeart Radio• JP Morgan Chase & Co.• KPMG• Krupp Communications• Madison Square Garden• Michael Kors• Mid-Hudson Regional Hospital

• Argentina• Australia• Austria• Cambodia• Chile• China• Costa Rica• Cuba

• Czech Republic• France• Germany• Greece• Hong Kong• Hungary• India• Ireland

• Italy• Japan• Kenya• Malaysia• Mexico• Morocco• Myanmar• Nepal

• Netherlands• New Zealand• Oman• Poland• Russia• Samoa• Senegal• Singapore

• South Africa• South Korea• Spain• Tanzania• Thailand• Tibet• Uganda• United Kingdom

EXPLORING DIVERSE CULTURES

A requisite for effective leadership in a complex and diverse society.

APPROVAL RATES

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are satisfied with theiracademic experience.

are satisfied withMarist’s academic services.

are satisfied withMarist’s student services.

would recommend Marist to afuture academically qualified student.

Marist students graduate at a higher rate compared to other institutions.

*OPEN DOORS REPORT, 2020

Marist Graduates in the Global Community...

2019 GRADUATES PARTICIPATED IN ONE OR MORE CREDIT BEARING INTERNSHIPSNationally, 60% of undergraduates complete internships (Source: NACE 2017 Student Survey).

SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS

SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION AND THE ARTS

Applied Mathematics • Computer Science • Cybersecurity • Data Science and Analytics Games and Emerging Media • Information Technology and Systems • Mathematics

Communication • Conservation Studies/Restoration • Digital Media • Fashion Design • Fashion Merchandising • Fine ArtsGames and Emerging Media • Interior Design • Media Studies and Production • Studio Art

“NOTABLE DESTINATIONS” are a small sample of employers and graduate school enrollments experienced within the past year.

My professors at Marist stressed soft skills just as much as technical skills and made the effort to build teacher-student relationships that extend beyond class sessions and semesters. With the help of my professors, my technical skills and networking put my foot in the door for many opportunities; but, the emphasis on soft skills is what secured my offers in a work-study program, an on campus research opportunity, multiple internships, and finally, my full-time offers upon graduation. My software development education at Marist, the community created by collaboration in the classroom, and my participation in extracurriculars pushed my expectations of what a small school can provide.

Nicolas Mays ‘20Computer Science major

Associate Consultant, Microsoft

I can honestly say that I would not be where I am at this moment without Marist. We hate to say our professors were right, but all the group projects and assignments prepared me for my current job. Every assignment I had, pushed me out of my comfort zone and forced me to use new skills I did not know I had. My professors challenged me to go above and beyond; I didn’t realize how important it was until now. When the time came to think about my future, Career Services was instrumental in helping me throughout the job searching and interview process. They were my cheerleaders and incredibly supportive in making me feel as though the sky was the limit.

Natalie Garcia ’20Communication major

Associate Producer–DailyMailTV

EMPLOYEDOR ATTENDINGGRADUATE SCHOOL


97%

95%

NOTABLE DESTINATIONS• Accenture• Advanced Data Systems• Atlantic Biomedical Company• BNY Mellon• Concourse Labs• Deloitte• Fidelity Investments• IBM• Key Bank• Lenovo• Microsoft• New York Power Authority• Samsung SDS America• The Hartford• USAA

NOTABLE DESTINATIONS• Abercrombie & Fitch Co.• Adobe• Amazon Studios• Badgley Mischka• Bombas• DailyMail TV• Devries Global• Digitas Health• Free People• Ketchum PR• Louis Vuitton• NBC Entertainment• New York Jets• Prada Group• ViacomCBS• Wall Street Journal


Classes 2016-2020, Six Months After Graduation


SCHOOL OF SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS

Criminal Justice • PsychologyPsychology/Dual Certification in Childhood/Special Education (Grades 1-6) • Social Work

American Studies • English • French • History • Italian • PhilosophyPolitical Science • Spanish

At Marist, I received an unwavering amount of support from faculty and peers that really helped me reach where I am today. While in the Social Work Program, I was able to volunteer as a tutor at the Poughkeepsie Middle School, and had an internship at a local nursing home. Both of these experiences reminded me of my passion for helping others, and solidified my drive to want to make a career out of bettering the lives of others. With the support of my professors and peers, as well as the experiences that Marist College provided to me, I felt more than prepared to apply to graduate programs, and obtain my master’s degree at NYU.

Marisa Whelan ‘20Social Work major

MSW Candidate - New York University’sSilver School of Social Work



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97%

NOTABLE DESTINATIONS• Anderson Center for Autism• Astor Services for Children• Behavioral Health Systems, Inc.• BNY Mellon• City Year Boston• Hawaii State Department of Education• IBM• KPMG• Laureate Institute for Brain Research• Legal Aid Society of Hawaii• NYC Department of Education• The Fresh Air Fund• The Research Foundation for SUNY• U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs• U.S. Secret Service• Verizon

NOTABLE DESTINATIONS• 1010 WINS Radio• APCO Worldwide• Bank of America• Council on Foreign Relations• Entercom• Family Services Center• FBI• Fulbright U.S. Student Program• Global Impact Investing Network• Global Strategy Group• Harvard Kennedy School• San Francisco Public Bank Coalition• Success Academy Charter Schools• SSCG Media Group• Teach for America• WPA Intelligence





Marist taught me to leap boldly, unapologetically. The space encouraged tight-knit connections with professors I now call life mentors, with cafeteria strangers I now call forever friends. Because of Marist, I am unafraid to be my vulnerable, authentic self and guide others to lead with optimism: the power of resilience and curiosity combined.

Amanda Dettmann ‘20English/Writing major

Theatre, Creative Writing, and English Literature minorsMFA Candidate, Creative Writing - New York University

Editorial Board - Washington Square Review

SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE

Accounting • Business Administration • Economics • Entrepreneurship • Finance Human Resource Management • International Business • Marketing

Athletic Training • Biochemistry • Biology • Biomedical Sciences • ChemistryEnvironmental Science and Policy • Medical Technology



The academic experiences that Marist provided me, coupled with unwavering support from my professors and the Marist Center for Career Services, played a critical role in my success entering the job market. The faculty and staff make your goals for your career their priority. They help you hone your strengths, identify areas for growth, and help you leverage your transferable skills when applying to varying positions. I was introduced to many Marist alumni that were eager to provide both insight into their roles and advice on getting my foot into the finance industry. While I was determined to succeed, the faculty fueled this drive and helped me to land a top finance internship in NYC and full-time position before graduation.

Josh Polgrean ‘20Business Administration/Finance

Foreign Exchange and Fixed Income Specialist–Bloomberg

I valued the student to faculty ratio at Marist because it allowed me to make great connections with professors while also gaining a deeper understanding of the academic material. My interactions with professors at Marist has given me confidence in making the same kind of connections with the professors in my professional program.

Bradley Andrew Mobeck ‘20Biochemistry major, Spanish minor

–UCLA School of Dentistry



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98%

NOTABLE DESTINATIONS• Accenture Federal Services LLC• Amazon• American Eagle Outfitters• Bloomberg• Citigroup• Deloitte• Deutsche Bank• Ernst & Young• Federal Reserve Bank of New York• FedEx• Goldman Sachs• IBM• KPMG• McCann Worldgroup• Merrill Lynch• Morgan Stanley• PepsiCo

NOTABLE DESTINATIONS• Bristol Myers Squibb• Brown University• Catholic Health Services• Massachusetts General Hospital• Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center• Norrie Point Environmental Center• Northwell Health• Nuvance Health• Quest Diagnostics• Septum Metrics• State of Florida Department of Health• SWAT Environment• UCLA School of Dentistry• U.S. Army Healthcare• Weill Cornell Graduate School of

Medical Sciences



THE CENTER FOR CAREER SERVICES

CAREER SERVICES DATA 2019-2020

From the first day you arrive on campus, the Center for career services is here to provide a wealth of resources to help you discover and define your career plan.

MARIST.EDU/CAREERSERVICES MARIST.EDU/UNDERGRADUATE-ADMISSION

620STUDENTS ATTENDING IN-PERSON OR VIRTUAL EMPLOYER INFORMATION SESSIONS(Includes alumni and student networking event in NYC in July 2019)

2,401ONE-ON-ONE CAREER ADVISING – MEETINGS WITH FIRST-YEARS, SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS, SENIORS, GRADUATE STUDENTS, AND ALUMNI

1,580ALUMNI CAREER MENTORS IN THE ALUMNI CAREER NETWORK

127COMPANIES ATTENDING CAREER FAIRS

960STUDENTS ATTENDING JOB SEARCH SKILLS AND GRADUATE SCHOOL WORKSHOPS AND CLASS PRESENTATIONS

We are committed to the success of every Marist College student. We regularly collaborate with faculty and cultivate alumni connections to help students succeed in the global workplace. I believe it is essential to integrate Career Services with all aspects of the Marist College experience, including academic course selection, study abroad programs, college activities, residential life, and campus employment opportunities to ensure students have a holistic college experience with innumerable internship opportunities that lead to post-graduation success.

Dr. Mary O. Jones Executive Director, Center for Career Services

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Marist offers career planning courses to help students identify and discover career-related skills, interests, personality, and possible career paths related to majors in order to keep them focused on career plans.

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1,358FIRST YEAR STUDENTS

5,199FULL-TIME UNDERGRADUATES

STUDENTS FROM 49STATES AND

TERRITORIES AND 64 COUNTRIES

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