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Employment After Graduation
Iowa graduates report high rates of job placement (and acceptance into graduate school), with employers in a wide range of fields.

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Placement rates
These rates are based on surveys of our May 2011 graduates, unless otherwise noted.

100% of the College of Nursing's graduates are typically employed within six months of graduation.
The College of Pharmacy typically has a 100% placement rate.
In the College of Law, surveys reflect that 97.6% of its Class of 2010 graduates found permanent jobs, were seeking advanced degrees, or were not seeking employment.

Surveys returned to the College of Engineering indicate that 96%
of its May 2011 graduates accepted jobs or were admitted
into graduate programs within three months of graduation.
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93% of May 2011 graduates of the Tippie College of Business
reported being permantently employed within six months, being accepted into graduate programs, or were not seeking employment.
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In the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, May 2011 graduates reported that 92% found permanent jobs within six months, were pursuing graduate degrees, or were not seeking employment. The survey—which represents graduates of Iowa's largest college, offering more than 55 majors—had a 62% response rate.
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Surveys returned to the College of Education reflect that 86%
of its 2010-11 graduates found jobs, were seeking advanced
degrees, or were not seeking employment after graduation.
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