Majority of UConn class of 2019 found in-state employment within six months of graduation, says new report
4 Dec 2019
A new UConn report shows that recent alumni are choosing to remain in Connecticut after graduation for work, though the percentage of former students who stay has declined over the last three years.
Data from the UConn’s Center for Career Development also show that more students — about 90% — report being established in jobs, post graduate programs or other pursuits, such as the military or volunteer service.
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