Undergraduate Career Outcomes
Read the Undergraduate Class of 2024 Career Outcomes Report
You’re Hired!: Stevens Students, Alumni Share How The Stevens Experience Helped Start Their Careers
With the recent release of The Undergraduate Class of 2024 Career Outcomes Report, Stevens has reinforced its position as a leading institution that successfully prepares students for their next steps: 96.8% of graduates achieved their desired outcome — either employment or graduate school — within six months of graduation. (Women graduates boasted an even higher outcomes rate of 98%.) The graduates entering the workforce began their careers with an average salary of $84,800. Here, current students and new alumni share how their Stevens experience — and the Stevens Career Center, ranked No. 12 nationally by The Princeton Review — helped them on their professional journey.
Undergraduate Class of 2024 Career Outcomes By the Numbers
Employers Take Notice
The 2024 Undergraduate Student Outcomes Report also highlights the impressive companies that hired two or more members of the Class of 2024, including Bank of America, Deloitte, Goldman Sachs, Lockheed Martin, Mastercard, PwC and Stryker, among others. This chart shows a breakdown of the industries that hired our Class of 2024 graduates.
*Other Industries: Construction, Pharmaceutical, Transportation, Non-Profit, Education, Real Estate and Petroleum are each 2% or lower, together totaling 10%.
Recent Alumni Share Their Success Stories
While the statistics provide the proof points, it’s the individual experiences that truly tell the story.
Arjun Koshal ’24 - B.S. Quantitative Finance
Arjun Koshal ’24, who graduated with a B.S. in quantitative finance and now works as a statistical programmer scientist at Merck, shares his experience with the Stevens Career Center and his new job.
Kerry Leccese ’24 - B.A. Social Science
Kerry Leccese ’24, a Pinnacle Scholar who graduated with a B.A. in social science and now works as a recovery coach at Monte Nido & Affiliates, shares how her work experience during school and beyond is helping her chart her next steps.