Career Services at the University of Pennsylvania annually surveys the graduating students that our office serves to provide a snapshot of their first destinations after Penn. Information from the survey is aggregated in the reports below, which provide comprehensive insights and career exploration tools that can be used by current students, new alumni, and prospective students, as well as providing useful information for employers, Penn departments, and more.
Undergraduates
Interactive Outcomes Report
An interactive career tool examining undergraduate first destinations after Penn!
Explore by Class Year, School, and Major/Concentration. Employers, job titles, graduate schools, and more!
Employer Industry & Job Functions
When do students going into healthcare start to get job offers? What consulting employers have hired Penn students? What tech job titles did students have after graduation? What is the median salary within a field?
Trends based on Employer Industry and Job Function; hiring timelines, employers, job titles, salaries, and more.
Outcome Reports by School
Post-graduation reports by school.
Graduate Students
(NEW) Interactive Outcomes Report
A new, interactive career tool examining graduate first destinations after Penn.
Explore by Class Year, Degree Level, School/College, and Program. Employers, job titles, graduate schools, and more!
Outcomes Reports by School
Post-graduation reports by school.
Additional Reports
U.S. Employers Hiring International Students
Investigate which U.S. employers have previously hired graduating international students at Penn.
Other Penn Outcomes Reports
Outcome reports for programs that are served by other Penn departments or career offices.
The First Destination Survey (FDS) is standardized by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) to capture information on recent graduates destinations within six months of graduation. The annual initiative aims to provide clear, concise, and consistent data on the outcomes associated with a college education on a national scale. For more information on national statistics and survey best practices, see the resources available on their website.
