Outcomes from a CSB/SJU education

We believe your college education should do more than increase your chances of getting a job - it should prepare you for life. At CSB/SJU, we combine our liberal arts classroom experience with experiential learning, meaningful internships, and an excellent career services office that works individually with students. And, the time it takes CSB/SJU to prepare you for life is well below the national average; in fact, 94% of our students graduate in four years!

Notes:

This chart represents 2011 CSB/SJU graduates within one year of leaving CSB/SJU.
Full-time employment consists of: 71% full-time professional employment, 8% full-time volunteer, 2% military.
Data collected by CSB/SJU Career Services Office through recent graduate survey.

CSB/SJU grads get jobs

Salary overview for CSB/SJU graduates:

CSB/SJU grads get jobs

Notes:

Statistics are for full-time employed graduates only — not those in full-time volunteer work.
Data collected by CSB/SJU Institutional Research Office through alumnae/i surveys.

Really cool careers

Equipped with a strong liberal arts education, our graduates venture off onto a wide variety of career paths. Here are ten examples.

Movie Producer - Stephen Sommers '80 (English and Spanish Majors). Movie highlights include producing "The Mummy," "The Mummy Returns," and "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra," which grossed $56.2 million its opening weekend.
Foreign Service Officer - Erin Truhler '02 (Spanish and Peace Studies Major). Employed at the U.S. Embassy in Caracus, Venezuela.
Deputy National Security Advisor - Denis McDonough '92 (History Major). Employed by the Obama administration.
Director of the Oregon Department of Corrections - Colette Peters '93 (Psychology Major). She was named by the governor to lead the Department of Corrections after serving as the Director of the Oregon Youth Authority for several years.
Judge - Margaret Hoffman '90 (Psychology Major). Dallas County Criminal Court, Texas.
NFL Team Physician - Patrick Mckenzie '79 (Natural Science Major). Medical director and team physician for the Green Bay Packers football team.
Peace Corps Volunteer - Kenzie Kraemer '08 (Nutrition Major). Volunteering in the Dominican Republic.
Astronaut - Mark Vande Hei '89 (Physics Major, ROTC) - Candidate for future space exploration at NASA's Johnson Space Center.
U.S. Olympic Facility Director - Glen Werner Roseboom '93 (Social Work Major/Athletic Coaching Certificate). Director of the U.S. Olympic Training Facility in Colorado.
Former Chairman of the Academy of Country Music - John Grady '77 (History Major). Other career highlights include helping Shania Twain launch her career and directing the marketing for the O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack. Former president of Sony Nashville. John recently opened a Crush Management office in Nashville.
Helotech - Alicia Ulwelling '94 (Biology Major). Transports science personnel and equipment to field sites at McMurdo Station in Antarctica.