Career and Transfer Data
Graduates of our Human Services programs have gone on to succesful careers as substance
abuse counselors, care coordinators, youth advocates and more. Many have also successfully
transfered to other institutions to continue their education, achieving a bachelor's
degree, master's degree and/or doctorate in their chosen field.
For specifics on our job placement and transfer rates, see the data summarized below. Note: The students in this sample graduated between Fall 2015-2019. The data was collected in 2020.
| Number of Students who Responded | Percentage of Students Employed in Field | Example Job Titles |
| 18/25 (72%) | 12 (67%) |
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| Number of Students who Responded | Percentage of Students who Transferred | Examples of Transfer Degrees/Colleges |
| 18/25 (72%) | 6 (33%) |
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*Note: All of the students who transferred are also employed, but in advanced positions including Directors of Agencies.
| Number of Students who Responded | Percentage of Students Employed in Field | Example Job Titles |
| 38/47 (81%) | 20 (53%) |
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| Number of Students who Responded | Percentage of Students who Transferred | Examples of Transfer Degrees/Colleges |
| 38/47 (81%) | 18 (47%) |
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Note: All of the students who transferred are also employed in advanced positions in the field, with the exception of 2 graduates who are still obtaining their transfer degree. Most of our AAS Human Services transfer students have become Foster Care Case Workers (Bachelor's degree) or Therapists with a MSW (Master of Social Work).
| Number of Students who Responded | Percentage of Students Employed in Field | Example Job Titles |
| 8/9 (89%) | 5 (63%) |
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| Number of Students who Responded | Percentage of Students who Transferred | Examples of Transfer Degrees/Colleges |
| 8/9 (89%) | 3 (37%) |
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| Number of Students who Responded | Percentage of Students Employed in Field | Example Job Titles |
| 2/2 | 100% |
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