General Methodology:
Each year, Career Services conducts a follow-up survey to determine the post-graduate status of the previous year’s Bachelor’s degree candidates. In addition to providing a copy of the survey with each graduate’s diploma, attempts are made to collect data through e-mails, phone calls and social media. Faculty and employers are also asked to contribute their knowledge of alumni whereabouts.  A final report is compiled in late spring.

As a soon-to-be or recent graduate, why should I complete the survey?
Responding to the First Destination Survey provides feedback for Career Services, academic departments and the University. This feedback allows us to determine changes in the job market, the graduate degrees our alumni pursue, and where alumni go after graduation. The information you provide is CONFIDENTIAL -- results are not published in a personally identifiable manner.

• Are you a December 2016, January 2017, May 2017 or August 2017 graduate? Share your post-graduate status with us.
  Complete the CLASS OF 2017 FIRST DESTINATION SURVEY
• Are you graduating in December 2017, January 2018, May 2018 or August 2018? Share your post-graduate status with us.
  Complete the CLASS OF 2018 FIRST DESTINATION SURVEY

View Survey Results:

Survey Results - Overview	Survey Results - By Major: (PDF)
Class of 2016 Class of 2015 Class of 2014 Brochure (PDF) Class of 2014 Class of 2013 Class of 2012 Class of 2011 Class of 2010	Class of 2016 Class of 2015 Class of 2014 Class of 2013 Class of 2012 Class of 2011 Class of 2010
View our First Destination Survey Brochure, 2013-2016

Graduate Schools / Programs attended by UW-Green Bay Graduates, 2000 - 2016:

• Counseling, Psychology & Social Work Programs (PDF)
• Health Science and Medical Programs (PDF)
• Law Programs (PDF)

Salary Information:
For regional, career-specific and national salary information, view our on-line resources at Salary Information.

A Note About the Use of Statistical Data
Although employment survey data is often used to make career decisions, the employability of today's college graduate is also influenced by economic conditions and the personal traits and characteristics of the job seeker.

Decisions about career choices should be made by the assessment of each candidate's interests, skills and values. Caution should also be used in any interpretation or application of the included statistics. If you are using this report to make career decisions, please consult with the staff in Career Services.

Questions?
If you have questions about the First Destination Survey, please contact Career Services at (920) 465-2163 or careers@uwgb.edu. Thank you!