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Brief Summary of 2010 Senior Survey
1. Size of May 2010 graduating class & survey respondents
2. What else do our majors study at WU?3. Post-graduation plans (majors)4. Further details about those employed or
attending graduate school
Orientation Open HouseAugust 27, 2010
Class of 2010 and survey responses
May 2010: 126 graduates 103 Economics majors 23 Economics minors
100 survey responses (≈ 80%) Most were students in
the College of Arts & Sciences.
Some students, however, pursued a second major or a minor in economics in addition to obtaining a degree from the other WU schools.
What else are Economics majors & minors studying at
WU?
“PRIME” means this is your A.B. (or B.S.) degree 60 “prime” in
Econ The majority of
the survey respondents were earning a Bachelor’s in Economics…but not all!
Second majors
Of the 60 who were prime in Economics, many had another major, too.
Minors
Of the 60 who were prime in Economics, many also had a minor (or two).
Post-graduation plans for majors
53 of our majors had clear post-graduation plans by May 2010.
Job Titles Analyst (business,
financial or technology): 21
Consulting: 6 International
Sales: 2 Associate Engineer Language Teacher Project Manager Valuation
Coordinator Actuarial Research Assistant
Yahoo! Maximus Wells Fargo Epic Systems Corp. General Mills BofA-Merrill Lynch Analysis Group The Nielsen Company Goldman Sachs Bain & Co.
Aon Consulting Accenture Deloitte Credit Suisse Morningstar John Varvatos Target Morgan Stanley FBI
Companies Employing Our Majors
Innovations for Poverty Action Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab WU Bioinformatics Core Raymond James & Assoc. Teach for America Coro
Salaries of May 2010 graduates
Majors going to Graduate School
Of the 100 respondents, 14 economics majors were off to grad school.
Law school is most common; but it’s not the whole picture! Medical school
is an increasing outcome.
Graduate Schools Law Schools:
Harvard University Boston University University of Arizona
Medical Schools: George Washington University University of Washington NYU College of Dentistry Loyola University in Chicago
Ph.D. Economics & Finance Harvard University Arizona State University (2) Washington University – Olin Business School
Business programs: Stanford University SIGM Program
Summer Institute of General Management