Class of 2013 Placement Highlights as of commencement

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Bachelor Degrees Awarded 2012/2013 Three students with double majors are counted in each major. ES 31 10.2% ME 74 24.3% EE 16 5.2% CS 30 9.8% CompE 10 3.3% CE 25 8.2% BME 72 23.6% ChE 47 15.

1 Bachelor Degrees Awarded 2012/2013 Three students with double majors are counted in each major. ES % ME % EE % CS % CompE % CE % BME % ChE % Class of 2013 Placement Highlights as of commencement 72% of the Class of 2013 planned to enter the workforce, up from 69% in Of domestic students (US citizens or permanent residents), 75% had at least one job offer by commencement. Of domestic students who received a job offer, excluding military commissions, 84% reported that they received an offer from employers recruiting through the VU Center for Student Professional Development. The median reported starting salary was unchanged from 2012 while the average was up 3%. students headed to the workforce were more likely to receive a job offer if they earned an ENGM minor (85% vs. 69%). VUSE students are mobile; 85% accepted a job in a state other than their home state. There was a net flux of talent into the southeastern U.S. from the Class of % of the Class of 2013 planned to attend graduate or professional school. Regarding those headed to graduate school: 46% expressed clear intention to pursue a doctorate. 83% planned to study engineering or computer science. Average reported annual stipend for graduate study was $24,982, and the median was $26,400 (N=15). Placement of Medical/Dental Not yet admitted 0.7% Admitted 7.3% Not yet admitted 2.6% Admitted 14.6% Other 3.3% % $90,000 $80,000 $70,000 $60,000 $50,000 $40,000 $30,000 $20,000 $10,000 $0 Average & Median Salary Offers Accepted Average Median -Int'l 12.4% % -Int'l 2.6% Error bars indicate standard deviation of accepted salary offers. Data were drawn from the commencement program, VU student records, YES, and most of all from the VUSE Survey of Future Plans given in the month prior to commencement to all May graduates. The overall response rate was 97%.

2 Biomedical Engineering BE from the Class of 2013 are Working for Accretive Health, Cerner (2), Deloitte (2), Epic, Hospira, Huron Consulting Group, MedShape Solutions, National Instruments, Philips, Qgenda (2), Schlumberger, St. Jude Medical, US Navy (2), and Vanderbilt of Engineering (2). Going to graduate or professional school (NOT medical or dental) at these institutions: Boston U, Carnegie Mellon (2), Rice (2), Texas A&M (2), UC Berkeley, Uniformed Services University of Health Professions, U Florida, U Kansas, U Pennsylvania, and U Pittsburgh. Going to medical or dental school at these institutions: Baylor College of Medicine, Boston, Duke, Indiana, Mayo Medical, Tulane, U Alabama Birmingham, U Louisville, U Pennsylvania, U Pittsburgh, UT Memphis, UT Southwestern, Vanderbilt (4), and St. Louis U. BME BE Dental 23.6% Other; 4.2% 30.6% Not yet admitted 2.6% Admitted 10.3% Medical/Dental Admitted 2.6% Other; 2.6% (Not Yet Admitted); 6.9% 28.2% 16.7% 15.3% - Int'l; 2.8% ChE BE Int'l; 28.2% 20.5% - Int'l; 5.1% Chemical Engineering BE from the Class of 2013 are Working for Boston Consulting Group, Chevron (2), DuPont, Ingersoll Rand, Manhattan Associates, NCH Corporation, Pacific Gas and Electric, Petronas, SABIC, Schlumberger (2), and Shell. Going to graduate or professional school (NOT medical or dental) at these institutions: Carnegie Mellon, MIT (2), St. Louis U, and U Missouri. Going to medical school at New Jersey Medical.

3 Civil Engineering BE from the Class of 2013 are Working for Aquaeter, Capgemini (2), Clark Construction (2), Enercon Services, Exxon Mobil, Huron Healthcare, Kinder Morgan, Littlejohn Engineering (2), PowerPlan, and Strand Associates. Going to graduate or professional school at these institutions: U Southern California, UT Austin, Vanderbilt (2), and Washington U. (Not Yet Admitted); 4.0% 20.0% CE BE Int'l; 12.0% 12.0% 52.0% CompE BE Other; 11.1% 22.2% 66.7% Computer Engineering BE from the Class of 2013 are Working for Braintree Payments, CTS, Manhattan Associates, McKinsey & Co., Microsoft, and National Instruments.

4 Computer Science BS from the Class of 2013 are Working for Asurion, Capital One, Clarity Consulting, Digital Reasoning Systems, Microsoft (2), MIT Lincoln Laboratory, Northrop Grumman, Power Plan, Studio CRB, UBS Financial Services, and Intergraph. Going to graduate or professional school at these institutions: Georgia Tech, MIT, Stanford, UC Berkeley, UT College of Law, and Vanderbilt (3). 33.3% Other; 4.2% CS BS Int'l; 4.2% 4.2% 54.2% EE BE Other; 14.3% 28.6% 28.6% - Int'l; 7.1% Int'l; 21.4% Electrical Engineering BS from the Class of 2013 are Working for Boeing, Johnson Controls, Motorola, Navy, and RBS. Going to graduate or professional school at these institutions: Georgia Tech, Northeastern, Purdue, Rensselaer Polytechnic, and U Pennsylvania.

Engineering Science BS from the Class of 2013 are Working for Blackrock, Capgemini Consulting, Deloitte Consulting, Deutsche Bank, InfoWorks (2), Johnson Controls, Koch Industries, Metro Nashville

5 Engineering Science BS from the Class of 2013 are Working for Blackrock, Capgemini Consulting, Deloitte Consulting, Deutsche Bank, InfoWorks (2), Johnson Controls, Koch Industries, Metro Nashville Public s, Schlumberger, and Teach for America. Going to graduate or professional school (NOT medical or dental) at these institutions: U Virginia and Vanderbilt. Going to medical school at Vanderbilt. Dental 4.3% (Not Yet Admitted) 4.3% 8.7% Other 8.7% ES BS 47.8% ME BE Not yet admitted 1.4% Admitted 8.5% Dental 1.4% 26.1% Int'l 22.5% 53.5% 9.9% - Int'l 2.8% Mechanical Engineering BS from the Class of 2013 are Working for Accenture, Allison Transmission, Asurion, Baker Hughes (3), Boeing (3), Bury+ Partners, Capgemini, Chevron (2), Clark Construction, Credit Suisse, Deloitte FAS, Dish Network (4), Epic, Exxon Mobil, Manhattan Associates (2), Mercedes-Benz, National Instruments (2), Nestle Purina Pet Care, Northrop Grumman (2), Petronas Malaysia, Power Plan (3), Proctor and Gamble, PWC, Schneider Electric, and the U.S. Navy (2). Going to graduate or professional school (NOT medical or dental) at these institutions: Carnegie Mellon, Columbia, Stanford (2), U Oklahoma, and Vanderbilt. Going to medical school at Georgetown.

Class of 2014 Placement Highlights as of commencement

Bachelor Degrees Awarded 2013/2014 Twelve (12) students with double majors are counted in each major. ES 32 ME 77 EE- All 26 CS 24 CompE 12 BME - All 59 CE 23 CHE - All 57 Class of 2014 Placement Highlights