2013 - 2014 Job Development Report - San Jose - San Jose State ...

FISCAL YEAR 2013 -2014

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Report completed by Daniel Newell Program Manager Workforce & Economic Development SJSU Career Center Staff Thank you for providing expertise and information to help make this report. SJSU Career Center Team Susan Rockwell Julie Sedlemeyer Christa Bacon Sherri Bowman Donna Mae Rizando Donna Gilmour Denise Hamilton Moira Kolasinski Daniel Newell Lisa Trikofski Jill Klees Anita Manuel Evelyn Ramos Rick Partridge John Salangsang Andrew Soliz Richard Saroyan Lawren Lutrin Thereza Chattmon Jennifer Espiritu-Perez Priscilla Azcueta Wendy Spence

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Mission and Vision Statement ………………………………………………………………………. 3 Executive Summary ………………………………………………………………………………... 4 Purpose and Overview ………………………………………………………………………….…….. 5 Economic Landscape ………………………………………………………………………………... 5  National, state, county, and college graduate ………………………………………….5 Job Development/Creation ………………………………………………………………………. 6  Private Sector ………………………………………………………………………. 6  Community Sector (Non-profit/Government) …………………………………………… 6  Academia ………………………………………………………………………………... 6  Sustainability ……………………………………………..……………………… 7 Job Fairs, Forums, and Other Recruitment Events …………………………………………………….. 7  SJSU Job Fairs and Forums …………………………………...……………....... 7  Drop-in Interviews ……………………………..……………………………………….. 8  SJSU Spartan Staffing ……………..……………………………………………… 9  Information Sessions …………………………………………………………..................... 9 Job Openings …………………………………………………………………………………………. 9  Job Openings ………………………………………………………………………. 9  New Employers ………………………………………………………………………. 10  New Recruiters/Hiring Reps ……………………………………………….......... 10 Job Development Results by College/School …...……………………………………………....... 10  Internships ………………………………………………………………………. 11  Full-time Employment …………………………………………………………....... 11  Industries Hiring SJSU Students through the Career Center ……………………….....12 Job and Internship Survey Results …………..…………………………………………………. 13  Respondents by major ………...………………………………………………....... 13 o Obtainment of employment (general) …………………………………………… 14 o Obtainment of internship …………………………………………………….. 16 o Obtainment of employment (undergraduate student) ……………………….. .. 19 o Obtainment of employment (graduate student) ……………………….................. 21 College of Applied Science and Arts …………………………………………………………....... 24  FY2013/2014 Job and Internship Survey Results ………………………………….. 25 College of Business ………………………………………………………………………………... 27  FY2013/2014 Job and Internship Survey Results ………………………………….. 28 College of Education ………………………………………………………………………………... 30  FY2013/2014 Job and Internship Survey Results ………………………………….. 31 College of Engineering ………………………………………………………………………………... 33  FY2013/2014 Job and Internship Survey Results ………………………………….. 34 College of Humanities and the Arts …………………………………………………………....... 36  FY2013/2014 Job and Internship Survey Results ………………………………….. 37 College of Science ………………………………………………………………………………... 39  FY2013/2014 Job and Internship Survey Results ………………………………….. 40 College of Social Science ………………………………………………………………………. 42  FY2013/2014 Job and Internship Survey Results ………………………………….. 43 School of Library and Information Science ………………………………………….…………. 45  FY2013/2014 Job and Internship Survey Results ………………………………….. 46 Closing/Forecast …………………………………………………………………………........................ 48

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Mission Statement The Career Center promotes professionalism by providing the tools to guide students in making career planning decisions. We satisfy the needs of the employment community and complement the academic curriculum. Our high-touch customer service approach motivates, educates, and empowers students by giving them access to:   

Customized consulting services and programs Job and internship opportunities A network of industry professionals and alumni

Vision Statement Integral to the SJSU educational experience, the Career Center is the University's key link to the employment community and Silicon Valley's first choice of diverse and talented student applicants. In collaboration with our employer, community, and campus partners, we apply our career expertise to ignite students' passions and potential in the journey toward career fulfillment.

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The economy continues to recover from the “Great Recession.” Unemployment rates are gradually declining but the national workforce participation rate remains lower than prerecession figures. Silicon Valley’s economy continues to show positive signs of recovery and the workforce participation rate and number of available jobs continues to grow. Silicon Valley (Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties) workforce participation is slightly higher than prerecession figures. The national unemployment rate has dropped 1.4% the past 12 months to 6.1%, more than twice the rate it declined last FY. California continues to create jobs, bringing the state unemployment rate down 1.6% in the past 12 months to 7.4%. Santa Clara County, the heart of Silicon Valley, experienced substantial job growth; the county unemployment rate dropped 1.8% in the past 12 months to 5.4%. The San Jose State University Career Center experienced an increased demand for recruiting services. The number of employers connecting with SJSU for recruitment has grown significantly. SJSU job fairs have completely sold out the last three years, attracting approximately 1,300 recruiters to campus 2013/2014. As a result of the economic improvement and the SJSU Career Center’s robust job development strategy, 75,347 jobs and internships were made available to our students, alumni, and the community, a 42% increase over last FY. The SJSU Career Center attracted 2,755 new employers, an 11% increase from last FY, and 4,219 new recruiters and hiring representatives, a 5% increase over last FY. Collectively, the SJSU Career Center works with approximately 24,000 recruiters and hiring representatives from 17,000+ employers locally, nationally, and around the globe. The SJSU Career Center housed 11,820 internships, an 87% increase compared to last FY and 46,403 full-time job opportunities, a 48% increase over last FY. The student employment rate dropped approximately 8% from 66% to 58% in FY 2013/2014. Earned income also declined by $658 to an average earning of $11,577. Approximately 50% of the jobs obtained were internships. SJSU is a recruitment choice for tens of thousands of recruiters. The top ten industries represented are 1) engineering, IT, technology 2) business, finance, professional services 3) non-profit, government, public service 4) education 5) communications, advertising, publishing 6) manufacturing & distribution 7) healthcare 8) hospitality 9) retail, wholesale 10) construction, architecture, contracting. Areas showing increasing recruitment requests by employers pertain to computer and software engineering, programming and development, cyber security, technical writing, marketing, sales, social media, education (K-12), supply chain, user interface, big data, behavioral therapy, accounting, home healthcare aids, digital media, and finance. Daniel Newell Program Manager Workforce & Economic Development San Jose State University (Career Center) Phone: 408.924.6028 [email protected] 4

PURPOSE AND OVERVIEW The San Jose State University (SJSU) Career Center specializes in college recruitment and prepares students and alumni job seekers for professional careers. This report summarizes the unique trends of college recruitment from SJSU to provide an overview and glimpse into the job market as it pertains to Silicon Valley’s largest educational institution of professionals. The SJSU Career Center analyzes jobs and internship data from seasonal, temporary, contract, part-time and permanent full-time employment opportunities. The following analysis summarizes the local economic landscape, the SJSU Career Center’s approach and strategy to job development/creation, information and statistics pertaining to recruitment events, job availability, wage/salary, student and recent graduate employment income, employment rate, unemployment rate, and will provide a general economic forecast. ECONOMIC LANDSCAPE FY13/14 was a year of continued decline in national, state, and county unemployment. Santa Clara County unemployment dropped more rapidly than the national and state rates. National The national unemployment rate has decreased from 7.5% in June 2013 to 6.1% in June 2014, a 1.4% decrease1. This is a faster decline than last year. Although unemployment appears to decline nationally, the decline is in part due to a smaller ratio of individuals in the workforce. The 12 month average of the workforce participation rate in FY12/13 was 63.5% while FY13/14 was slightly lower at 63%. In June 2013, the estimated participation rate of the

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United State Bureau of Labor Statistics. (2014). Unemployment Rate [data table] Retrieved from data.bls.gov/timeseries/LNS14000000

civilian labor force was 63.5%, compared to 62.8% in June 2014, a decrease of .3%2. State The state’s unemployment rate continues to decline. California’s unemployment rate is 7.4%(P),3 down 1.6% from the same time last year. County The local unemployment rate for Santa Clara County, home to Silicon Valley, has decreased from 7.2% in June 2013 to 5.4%(p)4 in June 2014, a 1.8% decrease. Silicon Valley continues to be a leader in job creation nationally; if these rates continue, Santa Clara County and Silicon Valley region will have an unemployment rate less than 5% this FY, indicating a healthy economy. College Graduate The national unemployment rate for individuals age 25+ who possess a bachelor’s degree or higher has decreased from 3.9% in June 2013 to 3.1%5 in June 2014, indicating that most individuals with degrees are employed.

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United State Bureau of Labor Statistics. (2014). Unemployment Rate [data table] Retrieved from http://data.bls.gov/timeseries/LNS14000000 3 United State Bureau of Labor Statistics. (2014). State & Local Unemployment Rate [data table] Retrieved from data.bls.gov/timeseries/LASST060000000000003 4 United State Bureau of Labor Statistics. (2014). State & Local Unemployment Rate [data table, one screen data search] Retrieved from www.bls.gov/lau 5 United State Bureau of Labor Statistics. (2014). Unemployment Rate ‐ Bachelor's degree and higher, 25 yrs. & over [data table, top picks, Unemployment Rate ‐ Bachelor's degree and higher, 25 yrs. & over] Retrieved from www.bls.gov/cps

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the ttalent necesssary for sustainability annd grow wth. To cclose the skilll gap, we cooncentrate onn interrnship devellopment. Ann effective innternship provvides a platfo form for real--world appliication and academic suuccess and reetention.

nt recruitmen nt on campuss and online Employmen reflect simillar trends to those seen at a local, state, and naational levelss. The SJSU U Career Center has experienced e a significantt increase in the number of job opporrtunities mad de available to our students by emplo oyers. SpartaaJobs, the official SJSU U job databaase and on-ccampus employment recruitmen nt events con ntinue to show increaase in the num mber of job openings and employer recruitmeent activity. The T trend nths and we has remaineed stable the past 36 mon are optimisstic that the trend will remain r steady and employers will w continu ue to show uiting SJSU U talent nextt strong interrest in recru fiscal year. JOB DEVE ELOPMENT T/CREATIO ON (PRIVATE E, NON-PRO OFIT, AND D GOVERNM MENT SEC CTORS) A strategic community c collaborative c e approach was created to expand jo ob and intern nship developmen nt efforts while developin ng a greater community presence and awarenesss of the SJSU Careeer Center to the t private, non-profit, n and governm ment sectors. The SJSU Career Center utilizzes partnersh hips to attracct and identify emp ployer referrrals, resourcees, expertise, in nformation, and a job leadss. By working straategically in partnership with various secttors, the SJSU U Career Ceenter is equipped to help job seeekers find meaningful jjob opportun nities while helping indu ustry find

Privvate Sector The SJSU Careeer Center unnderstands thhat the majoority of jobss created are by small busiinesses. Siliccon Valley iss a hub for innoovation—a start-up haveen. Through various busiiness incubattor programs and local resoources, start-uups have greeater access to capiital, technoloogy, and taleent. These ingrredients helpp stimulate joob growth inn Silicon Vallley and the ggreater Bay A Area. The SJSU Careeer Center connducts extennsive outrreach to small and mediuum businessees. The annuual job development plan leverages the poteential of thesse companiess to help gennerate entryy-level jobs with an empphasis on intternship deveelopment. Com mmunity Secctor (non-prrofit & Govvernment) The university vvalues its parrtnerships w with nonWe proffit and goverrnment organnizations. W deveelop and maintain a diveerse collectioon of orgaanizational ppartners in Siilicon Valleyy. These partnners supportt SJSU by prroviding acccess to largee groups of eemployers aand they provvide servvices to help meet an arraay of studennt needs. Throough these ppartnerships, we gained ggreater acceess to decisioon makers frrom small, m medium, and large emplooyers. Acaademia The Career Centter has creatted a listservve for SJSU U internshipp coordinatorrs to help centralize interrnship discuussion and too serve as a pplatform for rresources, innformation, aand collaborration.

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When acad demic deparrtments and d faculty refer emplo oyers and jo ob leads to the t Career Center, it ensures that all SJSU sttudents and alumni hav ve equal access to emplo oyment and d centralizes recruitmen nt efforts. The SJSU Career C Center has prepared marketing messages m avaailable to facculty and staff for usee when referrring employeers to the Career Centter for recruiitment servicces.

com mmittee has ccompleted itss first year oof quarrterly meetinngs and conttinues to grow stronng, emphasizing collabooration, grannt writting, and innnovation to sttimulate eduucation, civicc engagemennt, jobs & innternships annd entreepreneurshipp. [fig.. 2.0]

The SJSU Career C Center has employ yment specialist liaaisons to eacch SJSU colllege. The employment specialists develop relaationships and resourcees for studen nts, faculty, and a staff. Through theese networkss, additional employer referrals aree made, contrributing to greater g job availability to SJSU stud dents, alumn ni, and the greater com mmunity. Partnering with w student clubs and orrganizations increases em mployer referrals, jobs, and a internships. Student lead ders are enco ouraged to refer all emp ployers and job j leads to the Career Center, the hub h for recru uitment of SJSU talent. The SJSU Career C Center is developiing a student adviisory and sup pport group that will actt as an ambasssador netwo ork for the SJJSU Career Center. Thiss student nettwork will id dentify, attract, and refer r employ yers and jjobs/internsh hips to the SJSU S Career Center, contributing g to job and internship i deevelopment for SJSU stu udents and alumni. a Sustainabiliity FY 2013-20 014 was a yeear of sustain nability. The SJSU Careeer Center dev veloped vario ous pipelines thaat refer emplloyers to SJS SU, gaining SJSU more visibility. To ensure SJSU maintaiins its comm munity partnershipss, a collaboraative of 103 executive level represeentatives fro om various government, g non-profit, and a private sector s mediaa organization ns was createed. The SJSU U Career Center and the t Division n of Student Affairs A deployed the SJSU Job and Education Developmen nt Initiative (JEDI). The JEDI

The SJSU Careeer Center’s job developm ment strattegy and moodel concentrrates on proffessional enttities and asssociations to access largee groups of eemployers inn addition too targeeting specifiic employerss individuallly. JOB B FAIRS, FO ORUMS, A AND OTHER REC CRUITMEN NT EVENT TS SJS SU Job Fairss and Forum ms The SJSU Careeer Center hosts several taargeted fairss each semesster. The SJSU Career Center has sold out of each job faiir during th he last threee consecutiive years wiith anticipatiion of the ssame result ffor the upcom ming FY 2001420155. Totaal Employerrs: 403 Totaal Reps: 1,2299 Totaal Students:: 7,298 7

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The numberr of employeer organizattions participatin ng in jobs fa airs and forums has increased sllightly by 3% from 391 1 to 403 in FY 2013/20 014. [fig. 3.01]

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Thee number off student/alu umni particcipation in joob fairs has grown substantially in n FY 20133/2014 from m 5,919 to 7,,298, a grow wth of app roximately 23%. Dropp-In Interviiews Dropp-in Intervieews is a new w service offeered to empployers and sstudents seekking employyment in the sservice induustry and possitions that reequire no eexperience annd provide oon-the-job trraining. The service is m modeled afterr speed-netw working and open to the general public. The SJSU Careeer Center scchedules 15 minute canddidate interrviews with various empployers. Every 15 minuutes, an empployer is sennt a new canddidate to interrview. The pprogram has been very ppopular and a huge succcess among sstudents, alum mni, and community members.

ncreased num mber of employer Due to an in organization ns on campu us, the numb ber of recruiters and a hiring representati r ives that participated d in jobs faiirs increased by approximattely 5%, fro om 1,233 to 1,299 in FY 2013/2014.

Emp ployers servved: 20 Inteerviews scheeduled: 816 Jobss developed d: 1,828 Thiss service wass first pilotedd with SEED D fundding from the San Jose C City Councill distrricts two andd eight, Counncil-memberr Licccardo and Coouncil-membber Hererra. The servvice is successsful in employing vulneerable popuulations, inccluding the hhomeless, forrmerly incaarcerated, and disabled. T The service w will conttinue to be ooffered in FY Y 2014/2015 with 8

ten scheduleed recruiting g events for students, s alumni, and the general public. SJSU Sparttan Staffing The SJSU Career C Center launched th he first known stafffing agency model m by a major m publicc university. In I January 20 014, the Carreer Center began offeriing sourcing g and staffing g services. Through parrtnerships with w two stafffing agencies, SllingShot Con nnections an nd Expandabiliity, the Career Center ex xpanded its outreach and d job and intternship dev velopment efforts threee-fold. This service s placees students into employ yment, reduces the time and a resources em mployers com mmit to sourrcing and recruitment,, and financiially reinvestts in higher education. Through T this service, thee Career Center was able to contrractually add d four recruiters to o the team to meet with students s and alumni to pllace them intto employment and to provide stafffing solution ns to employ yers. Two off the recruiterrs work exclu usively with h job seekerss with disabilities, assistin ng employerrs in diversifying g their workfforce.

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Outreach to employers began b the en nd of May, 2014. Placementss: 8 Job orders//requisites: 26 Information n Sessions The SJSU Career C Center offers emp ployers the opportunity to present th heir compan ny and job opportunitiees to potentiaal job candid dates. This service allow ws employerrs to market and brand their compaany while sco outing for po otential hires. Students/alumni can c ask questtions and submit theirr resumes.

mation Sessiion participaation by Empployer Inform studdents/alumni in FY2013//2014 has inccreased by aapproximatelly 188% in ccomparison tto FY22012-2013, ffrom 781 to 2247 particiipants. JOB B OPENING GS The SJSU Careeer Center traacks job and interrnship openiings made avvailable to oour studdents via SpaartaJobs, the official SJS SU job and internship ddatabase. Thee following bbreakdow wn is a summ mary of job aand internship oppoortunities.

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Job Openin ngs [fig. 5.0]

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Through SpartaJobs, thee official SJS SU job database, the SJSU Carreer Center housed 75,347 job and a internship opening gs in FY2013-2014, an apprroximate 42% % increase from FY 20 012/2013.

New w Recruiters/ s/Hiring Repps The chart below w shows a coomparison off the increease in emplloyer represeentative regiistration from m FY 2010-22011 to FY 22013-2014. IIn FY 20122-2013, the SJSU Careeer Center regiistered 4,2199 new emplloyer recruiters and d representaatives; this fiigure reflectss an apprroximate 5% % increase fr from 4,033 empployers in FY Y 2012-20133.

We housed 75,347 job and internsship opportunitiies, 11, 820 of these opp portunities were intern nships, an 87 7% increasee. 46,403 off the opportu unities weree full-time jo obs, a 48% increase.

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New Employ oyers Each year, employers e reegister with the t SJSU Career Centter for recruiitment. The chart c below shows a fou ur year comp parison of em mployer registrationss. In FY 2013-2014, the SJSU Career Cen nter registerred 2,755 neew employers, an 11% inccrease from 2,485 employers in n FY 2012-2 2013.

JOB B DEVELO OPMENT RE ESULTS BY Y COL LLEGE/SC CHOOL The SJSU Careeer Center houses job oppoortunities in all sectors. The followinng charrts showcasee the numberr of internshiip and full--time opporttunities madee available to SJSU studdents/alumni via SpartaJoobs, the officcial SJSU U job databaase. Employyers posting 10

internships and a jobs selff-select the colleges c in which to maake their inteernships and d jobs available. Note: Not all a internship ps and jobs directly d relate to majjors within a specified college. Internships [fig. 4.0]

Full-time Employment E [fig. 4.1]

E g (5,918 avaiilable College of Engineering internships, 22,946 full--time jobs, 38% of available job bs and intern nships were targeted to this college)) Aviation an nd Technolo ogy, Chemical an nd Materialss Engineering g, Civil and Environmen ntal Engineerring, Compu uter Engineering g, Electrical Engineering E g, General Eng gineering, In ndustrial and d Systems Engineering g, Mechanicaal and Aerospace Engineering E

Colllege of Busiiness (6,158 available interrnships, 19,9900 full-timee jobs, 35% of avaiilable jobs annd internshipps were targeted to this college) Buusiness Admiinistration, Acc ounting andd Finance, M Management Infoormation Sysstems, Markeeting and Deecision Scieences, Organnization and Managemennt Colllege of Scien nce (4,749 aavailable interrnships, 17,4478 full-timee jobs, 29% of avaiilable jobs annd internshipps were targeted to this college) Bioological Scieences, Chem mistry, Com mputer Sciennce, Geologyy, Mathemattics, Metteorology, M Moss Landingg Marine Laabs, Physsics and Asttronomy Colllege of Sociaal Sciences (4,100 availlable interrnships, 14,3333 full-timee jobs, 24% of avaiilable jobs annd internshipps were targeted to this college) Afrrican Americcan Studies, Anthhropology, C Communicattion Studies,, Econnomics, Envvironmental Studies, Geoography, Histtory, Mexicaan Americann Studdies, Politicaal Science, P Psychology, Social Scieence, Socioloogy, Urban aand Regionaal Plannning Colllege of Applied Sciencee & Arts (3,994 avaiilable internsships, 14,5944 full-time joobs, 25% % of available jobs and innternships w were targeeted to this ccollege) Adm ministration of Justiice Bureau, Aerospace S Studies (Air Force ROT TC), Health Proffessions, Heaalth Sciencee, Hospitalityy, Recrreation & Toourism Management, Jourrnalism and Mass Comm munications, Justice Studdies, Kinesioology, Librarry and Informationn Science, M Military Sciennce (Arm my ROTC), Nursing, Nuutrition, Foodd Science, aand Packaginng, Occupatiional Therrapy, Social Work manities & tthe Arts (3,7715 Colllege of Hum avaiilable internsships, 13,1200 full-time joobs, 22% % of available jobs and innternships w were targeeted to this ccollege) Art and Design,, Engglish and Com mparative Liiterature, 11

Humanities,, Linguisticss and Languaage Developmen nt, Music an nd Dance, Ph hilosophy, Television, Radio, Film and Theatree, World Languages & Literaturees College of Education E (3,015 availaable internships, 13,301 full--time jobs, 22% of available job bs and intern nships were targeted to this college)) Child and Adolescent A Developmen nt, Commun nicative Diso orders and Sciences, Co ounselor Edu ucation, Edu ucational Leadership, Elementary y Education, Secondary Education, Special S Educcation

Empployers from m various inddustries recruuit SJSU talennt. In FY 2013-2014, thee most prom minent induustries sourciing to recruiit from the S SJSU Careeer Center w were 1) engin neering, IT,, tech hnology6 2) b business, fin nance, profe fessional servvices 73) non n-profit, govvernment, p public servvice 84) educcation 5) communicatioons, adveertising, pu ublishing 96)) manufactu uring & distrribution10 77) healthcarre11 8) hospitality12 9) reetail, wholeesale 10) con nstruction, arch hitecture, coontracting133.

School of Social Work (2,825 availlable internships, 11,708 full--time jobs, 19% of available job bs and intern nships were targeted to this school) School of Library L and Informatio on Science (2,428 availlable internsh hips, 8,337 full-time f jjobs, 14% of available jobs and internships were targeteed to this sch hool) The greatesst number of o internship ps was targeted to the Collegee of Business, totaling 6,158 whilee the greatesst number of o full-time jobs targeteed the Colleege of Engin neering, totaling 22,,946. Industries Hiring H SJSU U students th hrough the Career Center [fig. 5.5]

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Aerrospace, aviatio on, bio‐tech, computer and eelectronic prod ucts, computeer systems desiign and prograamming, d software pub blishing enginneering, IT, and 7 Acccounting, tax preparation, banking, consulting, emplloyment, finan ncial services, insurance, legaal 8 Govvernment, hum man and social services, law enfo rcement, military, defense, n non‐profit, religgious, museeums, historicaal sites 9 Advvertising, public relations, bro oadcasting, meedia, teleccommunication ns, publishing, newspaper, peeriodical, bookk 10 Maanufacturing, p plastic and rub bber products, wareehouse and dellivery 11 Heealthcare servicces, hospitals, medical equip pment, mediical supplies, p pharmaceuticals, medicine 12 Ac commodation,, food servicess, recreations, ttravel, touriism 13 Arcchitecture, buiilding, develop ping, general co ontracting

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JOB & INTERNSHIP SURVEY RESULTS (FY 2013/2014) According to a July 2014 poll of 2,367 SJSU students, in FY2013-2014 approximately 58% obtained some form of employment. The poll carries a 1.94% margin of error, with a 95% confidence level. Based on the Job and Internship Survey results, the SJSU Career Center estimates that approximately 18,055 students obtained some form of employment in FY 2013-2014,14 and approximately 9,028 students obtained an internship. Business Administration Library and Information Science Electrical Engineering Accounting

210

Respondents by Major Environmental Studies

132

Radio-Television-Film

15

Philosophy

3

106 101

14 14

Physics Environmental Science

3 2

Software Engineering

98

13

French

2

Mechanical Engineering Computer Science Computer Engineering Civil Engineering Psychology Health Science Other Biological Science Kinesiology N/A Communication Studies Hospitality, Tourism & Event Mgmt Child and Adolescent Dev Chemical Engineering Aerospace Engineering Design Sociology Justice Studies English Public Relations Art/Art History Behavioral Science Industrial and Systems Engineering Nursing Biomedical Engineering General Engineering

84 81 77 66 63 50 48 48 47 38 37

Economics Industrial Design Communicative Disorders and Sciences Industrial Technology Political Science Recreation Social Work Chemistry Journalism Liberal Studies Advertising Aviation Materials Engineering Mathematics

13 13 13 12 10 10 10 9 9 8 7

Humanities Meteorology Social Science African American Studies Applied Anthropology Dance Geography Mass Communications Spanish Statistics Urban Planning

2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

28

Nutritional Science

7

Chinese

0

27 25 24 24 23 22 20 20 19 19

Applied Mathematics Forensic Science History Human Factor/Ergonomics Interior Designs Occupational Therapy Theatre Arts Anthropology Creative Arts Geology

6 6 6 6 6 5 5 4 4 4

Earth Science Educational Leadership Elementary Education German Interdisciplinary Studies Japanese Life Science Marine Science Mexican American Studies Organizational Studies

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

19

Linguistics

4

Public Health

0

18 17 16

Music Athletic Training Counselor Education

4 3 3

0 0 0

Graphic Design

16

Education

3

Quality Assurance Science Education Taxation Transportation Management 1914

15

Global Studies

3

Response Total

0

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This figure is based on the 58.24% self‐reported student placement rate from a July 2014 survey and student enrollment figure of 31k.

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SURVEY RESULTS FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED DURING FY 2013/2014 WHO OBTAINED ANY FORM OF EMPLOYMENT BETWEEN JULY 1, 2013 AND JUNE 30, 2014 1.

Between July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014, did you obtain any type of job or internship (paid or unpaid)?

Answer Options Yes No answered question skipped question 2. What kind of job was it? Select all that apply. Answer Options Paid Internship Unpaid Internship Apprenticeship Temporary/Seasonal Student Assistant or Researcher Contract Permanent Other N/A answered question skipped question

Response Percent 58.2% 41.8%

Response Count 1127 808 1935 0

Response Percent 37.8% 12.3% 0.9% 19.3% 11.8% 6.5% 22.4% 12.3% 1.3%

Response Count 426 139 10 217 133 73 252 139 15 1127 808

3. When you obtained your job or internship between July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014, were you enrolled with SJSU? Answer Options Yes No N/A answered question skipped question

Response Percent 89.4% 9.1% 1.6%

Response Count 1007 102 18 1127 808


Response Count 155 935 37 1127 808

4. Was your employment on-campus or off-campus? Answer Options On-campus Off-campus N/A answered question skipped question

5. Did you typically work full-time (40 hours or more per week) or part-time (under 40 hours a week)? Answer Options Full-time Part-time N/A answered question skipped question


Response Count 387 708 32 1127 808

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6. Estimate how much gross (before taxes) income you’ve received from working between July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014? Enter numeric values only. If you did not make an income from work, enter 0. Answer Options Response Response Total Response Average Count Total income answered question skipped question

$11,576.83

$13,047,084

1127 1127 808

7. Approximately how much did you earn per hour? If you were not paid an hourly rate, skip to the next question. If you did not earn an income, enter 0. Answer Options Response Response Average Count Wage per hour answered question skipped question

$14.11

1017 1017 918

8. How did you learn of your job or internship? Check all that apply. Answer Options Other Friend/family Non-SJSU job board/social media search/Job Fair/other SJSU SpartaJobs Professor/Staff SJSU Job Fair SJSU Career Center service or event not mentioned N/A SJSU Drop-in Interviews SJSU Spartan Staffing SJSU Information Session/Tech Talk SJSU WorkAbility IV Program answered question skipped question

Response Percent 33.4% 27.1% 19.1% 17.6% 13.6% 9.1% 3.8% 2.9% 1.8% 1.4% 1.1% 0.4%

Response Count 374 303 214 197 152 102 42 32 20 16 12 5 1120 815



9. Do you currently receive financial aid or scholarships? Answer Options Yes No answered question skipped question

10. Please indicate your education level for the 2013/2014 school year (the year that just ended). Answer Options Response Percent Freshman 9.3% Sophomore 11.7% Junior 25.9% Senior 32.9% Graduate program 19.0% Alumni 0.0%

Response Count 180 227 502 636 367 0

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Other answered question skipped question

1.2%

23 1935 0

Response Percent 11.5% 18.0% 2.8% 30.0% 8.8% 9.6% 11.7% 0.1% 7.3% 3.6%

Response Count 221 346 54 578 170 184 225 2 141 70 1925 10



11. To which college or school do you belong? Select all that apply. Answer Options Applied Sciences and Arts Business Education Engineering Humanities and Arts Science Social Sciences International and Extended Studies Library and Information Science Other answered question skipped question 12. Are you currently unemployed? Answer Options Yes No answered question skipped question

SURVEY RESULTS FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED DURING FY 2013/2014 WHO OBTAINED AN INTERNSHIP BETWEEN JULY 1, 2013 AND JUNE 30, 2014 1. Between July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014, did you obtain any type of job or internship (paid or unpaid)? Answer Options Yes No answered question skipped question




Response Count 426 139 5 57 36 30 36 14 0 549 0

2. What kind of job was it? Select all that apply. Answer Options Paid Internship Unpaid Internship Apprenticeship Temporary/Seasonal Student Assistant or Researcher Contract Permanent Other N/A answered question skipped question

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3. Was your employment on-campus or off-campus? Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count

On-campus Off-campus N/A answered question skipped question

6.9% 90.3% 2.7%

38 496 15 549 0

4. Did you typically work full-time (40 hours or more per week) or part-time (under 40 hours a week)? Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count

Full-time Part-time N/A answered question skipped question

47.2% 50.6% 2.2%

259 278 12 549 0

5. Estimate how much gross (before taxes) income you’ve received from working between July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014? Enter numeric values only. If you did not make an income from work, enter 0. Answer Options

Response Average

Response Total

Response Count

Total income answered question skipped question

$7,180.02

$3,941,829

549 549 0


$15.57

502 502 47

7. How did you learn of your job or internship? Check all that apply. Answer Options SJSU SpartaJobs SJSU Spartan Staffing SJSU Job Fair SJSU Information Session/Tech Talk SJSU WorkAbility IV Program SJSU Drop-in Interviews Professor/Staff Friend/family Non-SJSU job board/social media search/Job Fair/other SJSU Career Center service or event not mentioned Other N/A answered question


Response Count 109 5 76 7 4 4 94 144 110 24 172 4 547

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skipped question 8. Do you currently receive financial aid or scholarships? Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count

Yes No answered question skipped question

40.4% 59.6%

219 323 542 7

9. Please indicate your education level for the 2013/2014 school year (the year that just ended). Answer Options Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Graduate program Alumni Other answered question skipped question

Response Percent 2.0% 7.3% 24.4% 41.0% 25.0% 0.0% 0.4%

Response Count 11 40 134 225 137 0 2 549 0

Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count

Applied Sciences and Arts Business Education Engineering Humanities and Arts Science Social Sciences International and Extended Studies Library and Information Science Other answered question skipped question

11.0% 20.7% 0.9% 42.4% 4.6% 9.1% 7.7% 0.0% 4.6% 1.1%

60 113 5 232 25 50 42 0 25 6 547 2

Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count


22.8% 77.2%

124 420 544 5

10. To which college or school do you belong? Select all that apply.

11. Are you currently unemployed?

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SURVEY RESULTS FOR UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL STUDENTS ENROLLED DURING FY 2013/2014 WHO OBTAINED ANY FORM OF EMPLOYMENT BETWEEN JULY 1, 2013 AND JUNE 30, 2014 1. Between July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014, did you obtain any type of job or internship (paid or unpaid)? Answer Options Yes No answered question skipped question 2. What kind of job was it? Select all that apply. Answer Options Paid Internship Unpaid Internship Apprenticeship Temporary/Seasonal Student Assistant or Researcher Contract Permanent Other N/A answered question skipped question



Response Percent

Response Count

35.2% 12.8% 1.0% 22.7% 12.0% 6.8% 19.5% 14.4% 1.6%

312 113 9 201 106 60 173 128 14 886 659

3. When you obtained your job or internship between July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014, were you enrolled with SJSU? Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count

Yes No N/A answered question skipped question

90.5% 8.1% 1.4%

802 72 12 886 659


Response Count 131 730 25 886 659


5. Did you typically work full-time (40 hours or more per week) or part-time (under 40 hours a week)? Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count

Full-time Part-time N/A answered question skipped question

27.3% 69.9% 2.8%

242 619 25 886 659

19


6,909.91

6,122,180

886 886 659


$12.78

8. How did you learn of your job or internship? Check all that apply. Answer Options

817 817 728

Response Percent

Response Count

19.9% 1.7% 8.5% 1.0% 0.6% 2.0% 13.4% 29.6% 15.7% 3.3% 32.7% 3.1%

175 15 75 9 5 18 118 260 138 29 287 27 879 666

Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count


57.9% 42.1%

883 642 1525 20

SJSU SpartaJobs SJSU Spartan Staffing SJSU Job Fair SJSU Information Session/Tech Talk SJSU WorkAbility IV Program SJSU Drop-in Interviews Professor/Staff Friend/family Non-SJSU job board/social media search/Job Fair/other SJSU Career Center service or event not mentioned Other N/A answered question skipped question 9. Do you currently receive financial aid or scholarships?

10. Please indicate your education level for the 2013/2014 school year (the year that just ended). Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count

Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior

11.7% 14.7% 32.5% 41.2%

180 227 502 636

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Graduate program Alumni Other answered question skipped question

0.0% 0.0% 0.0%

11. To which college or school do you belong? Select all that apply. Answer Options

0 0 0 1545 0

Response Percent

Response Count

13.5% 22.0% 2.3% 25.9% 10.5% 11.2% 13.3% 0.1% 0.3% 4.3%

208 338 36 398 161 172 205 1 5 66 1539 6

Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count


42.8% 57.3%

654 876 1529 16

Applied Sciences and Arts Business Education Engineering Humanities and Arts Science Social Sciences International and Extended Studies Library and Information Science Other answered question skipped question 12. Are you currently unemployed?

SURVEY RESULTS FOR GRADUATE LEVEL STUDENTS ENROLLED DURING FY 2013/2014 WHO OBTAINED ANY FORM OF EMPLOYMENT BETWEEN JULY 1, 2013 AND JUNE 30, 2014 1. Between July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014, did you obtain any type of job or internship (paid or unpaid)? Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count


62.9% 37.1%

231 136 367 0


Response Count 113 25 1 15 26 13 74

2. What kind of job was it? Select all that apply. Answer Options Paid Internship Unpaid Internship Apprenticeship Temporary/Seasonal Student Assistant or Researcher Contract Permanent

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Other N/A answered question skipped question

3.5% 0.4%

8 1 230 137


Response Count 24 197 9 230 137





5. Estimate how much gross (before taxes) income you’ve received from working between July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014? Enter numeric values only. If you did not make an income from work, enter 0. Answer Options

Response Average

Response Total

Response Count

Total income answered question skipped question

$29,672.84

$6,824,754

230 230 137


$21.24

193 193 174

7. How did you learn of your job or internship? Check all that apply. Answer Options SJSU SpartaJobs SJSU Spartan Staffing SJSU Job Fair SJSU Information Session/Tech Talk SJSU WorkAbility IV Program SJSU Drop-in Interviews Professor/Staff Friend/family Non-SJSU job board/social media search/Job Fair/other SJSU Career Center service or event not mentioned


Response Count 22 1 27 3 0 2 34 42 76 12

22

Other N/A answered question skipped question

34.3% 1.3%

79 3 230 137




Response Count 10 7 17 174 6 11 17 0 129 4 364 3



8. Do you currently receive financial aid or scholarships? Answer Options Yes No answered question skipped question 9. To which college or school do you belong? Select all that apply. Answer Options Applied Sciences and Arts Business Education Engineering Humanities and Arts Science Social Sciences International and Extended Studies Library and Information Science Other answered question skipped question 10. Are you currently unemployed? Answer Options Yes No answered question skipped question

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SAN J OSESTATEUNI VERSI TY

Col l e g eof Appl i e dSc i e nc e sa ndAr t s AEROSPACE HEALTH SCI ENCE HOSPI TALI TY MANAGEMENT J USTI CE STUDI ES KI NESI OLOGY NUTRI TI ON& FOODSCI ENCE MATHEMATI CS EDUCATI ON OCCUPATI ONAL THERAPY SCHOOLOF J OURNALI SM VALLEYFOUNDATI ON SCHOOLOFNURSI NG SCHOOLOF SOCI ALWORK

GERONTOLOGY PROGRAM TI MPANY CENTER MI LI TARY SCI ENCEPROGRAM

SURVEY RESULTS FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED DURING FY 2013/2014 FROM THE COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND ARTS. 1. Between July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014, did you obtain any type of job or internship (paid or unpaid)? Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count


63.0% 37.0%

165 97 262 0


Response Count 27 47 1 32 17 6 38 32 3 165 97



2. What kind of job was it? Select all that apply. Answer Options Paid Internship Unpaid Internship Apprenticeship Temporary/Seasonal Student Assistant or Researcher Contract Permanent Other N/A answered question skipped question 3. Was your employment on-campus or off-campus? Answer Options On-campus Off-campus N/A answered question skipped question

4. Did you typically work full-time (40 hours or more per week) or part-time (under 40 hours a week)? Answer Options Response Percent Response Count Full-time 19.4% 32 Part-time 75.8% 125 N/A 4.8% 8 answered question 165 skipped question 97 5. Estimate how much gross (before taxes) income you’ve received from working between July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014? Enter numeric values only. If you did not make an income from work, enter 0. Answer Options Response Response Total Response Average Count Total income answered question skipped question

$6,565.24

$1,083,264

165 165 97

6. Approximately how much did you earn per hour? If you were not paid an hourly rate, skip to the next question. If you did not earn an income, enter 0.

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Answer Options

Response Average

Response Count

Wage per hour answered question skipped question

$10.20

151 151 111

7. How did you learn of your job or internship? Check all that apply. Answer Options SJSU SpartaJobs SJSU Spartan Staffing SJSU Job Fair SJSU Information Session/Tech Talk SJSU WorkAbility IV Program SJSU Drop-in Interviews Professor/Staff Friend/family Non-SJSU job board/social media search/Job Fair/other SJSU Career Center service or event not mentioned Other N/A answered question skipped question


Response Count 24 7 4 2 0 3 34 38 25 4 61 9 165 97

Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count


54.7% 45.3%

141 117 258 4

9. Please indicate your education level for the 2013/2014 school year (the year that just ended).

Response Percent

Response Count

Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Graduate program Alumni Other answered question skipped question

3.8% 12.6% 26.3% 36.6% 3.8% 15.6% 1.1%

10 33 69 96 10 41 3 262 0



8. Do you currently receive financial aid or scholarships?

10. Are you currently unemployed? Answer Options Yes No answered question skipped question

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Col l e g eof Bus i ne s s ACCOUNTI NG ACCOUNTI NG I NFORMATI ONSYSTEMS CORPORATEFI NANCI AL MANAGEMENT ENTREPRENEURSHI P FI NANCE GENERAL BUSI NESS HUMANRESOURCE MANAGEMENT I NTERNATI ONAL BUSI NESS MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT I NFORMATI ONSYSTEMS MARKETI NG

SURVEY RESULTS FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED DURING FY 2013/2014 FROM THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS. 1. Between July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014, did you obtain any type of job or internship (paid or unpaid)? Answer Options Response Percent Response Count Yes No answered question skipped question 2. What kind of job was it? Select all that apply. Answer Options Paid Internship Unpaid Internship Apprenticeship Temporary/Seasonal Student Assistant or Researcher Contract Permanent Other N/A answered question skipped question

59.8% 40.2%

254 171 425 0


Response Count 107 26 2 59 28 25 59 32 1 254 171








$10,892.44

$2,766,679

254 254 171


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Answer Options

Response Average

Response Count


$13.96

232 232 193


Response Percent

Response Count

SJSU SpartaJobs SJSU Spartan Staffing SJSU Job Fair SJSU Information Session/Tech Talk SJSU WorkAbility IV Program SJSU Drop-in Interviews Professor/Staff Friend/family Non-SJSU job board/social media search/Job Fair/other SJSU Career Center service or event not mentioned Other N/A answered question skipped question

30.3% 0.8% 11.0% 1.6% 1.2% 2.0% 10.6% 25.6% 15.4% 2.4% 31.5% 1.6%

77 2 28 4 3 5 27 65 39 6 80 4 254 171




9. Please indicate your education level for the 2013/2014 school year (the year that just ended). Answer Options Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Graduate program Alumni Other answered question skipped question 10. Are you currently unemployed? Answer Options Yes No answered question skipped question

Response Percent 5.9% 13.4% 26.8% 33.4% 1.6% 18.6% 0.2% 425 0


Response Count 25 57 114 142 7 79 1


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Col l e g eof Educ a t i on CHI LD&ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT COMMUNI CATI VE DI SORDERS&SCI ENCES COUNSELOR EDUCATI ON EDUCATI ONAL LEADERSHI P ELEMENTARY EDUCATI ON SECONDARY EDUCATI ON SPECI AL EDUCATI ON

SURVEY RESULTS FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED DURING FY 2013/2014 FROM THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION. 1. Between July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014, did you obtain any type of job or internship (paid or unpaid)? Answer Options Yes No answered question skipped question



Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count

Paid Internship Unpaid Internship Apprenticeship Temporary/Seasonal Student Assistant or Researcher Contract Permanent Other N/A answered question skipped question

11.6% 2.3% 2.3% 14.0% 16.3% 14.0% 39.5% 23.3% 0.0%

5 1 1 6 7 6 17 10 0 43 20



2. What kind of job was it? Select all that apply.






$12,972.84

$557,832

43 43 20

31


$11.91

35 35 28

7. How did you learn of your job or internship? Check all that apply. Answer Options SJSU SpartaJobs SJSU Spartan Staffing SJSU Job Fair SJSU Information Session/Tech Talk SJSU WorkAbility IV Program SJSU Drop-in Interviews Professor/Staff Friend/family Non-SJSU job board/social media search/Job Fair/other SJSU Career Center service or event not mentioned Other N/A answered question skipped question 8. Do you currently receive financial aid or scholarships? Answer Options Yes No answered question skipped question


Response Count 7 1 1 0 0 0 5 13 12 2 18 0 42 21

Response Percent

Response Count

61.9% 38.1%

39 24 63 0

9. Please indicate your education level for the 2013/2014 school year (the year that just ended). Answer Options Response Percent Freshman 3.2% Sophomore 7.9% Junior 27.0% Senior 19.0% Graduate program 27.0% Alumni 14.3% Other 1.6% answered question skipped question

Response Count 2 5 17 12 17 9 1 63 0




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Col l e g eof Eng i ne e r i ng AVI ATI ON& TECHNOLOGY BI OMEDI CAL, CHEMI CAL, &MATERI ALSENGI NEERI NG CI VI L&ENVI RONMENTAL ENGI NEERI NG COMPUTER ENGI NEERI NG ELECTRI CAL ENGI NEERI NG GENERAL ENGI NEERI NG I NDUSTRI AL&SYSTEMS ENGI NEERI NG MECHANI CAL&AEROSPACE ENGI NEERI NG

SURVEY RESULTS FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED DURING FY 2013/2014 FROM THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. 1. Between July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014, did you obtain any type of job or internship (paid or unpaid)? Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count


58.3% 41.7%

363 260 623 0


Response Count 232 12 3 43 32 28 63 17 1 362 261








$11,171.16

$4,043,960

362 362 261

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6. Approximately how much did you earn per hour? If you were not paid an hourly rate, skip to the next question. If you did not earn an income, enter 0. Answer Options Response Response Average Count Wage per hour $19.48 328 answered question 328 skipped question 295 8. How did you learn of your job or internship? Check all that apply. Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count


15.9% 1.4% 15.3% 1.9% 0.3% 1.4% 12.3% 29.8% 21.7% 3.6% 26.5% 2.2%

57 5 55 7 1 5 44 107 78 13 95 8 359 264





Response Count 52 48 132 166 174 45 6 623 0




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Col l e g eof Huma ni t i e sa ndt heAr t s ARTAND ARTHI STORY DESI GN ENGLI SHAND COMPARATI VELI T HUMANI TI ES LI NGUI STI CSAND LANGUAGE PHI LOSOPHY TELEVI SI ON, RADI O, FI LM THEATRE ANI MATI ON/ I LLUSTRATI ON WORLDLANGUAGES ANDLI TERATURE SCHOOL OFMUSI C SCHOOL OFDANCE

SURVEY RESULTS FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED DURING FY 2013/2014 FROM THE COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND ARTS. 1. Between July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014, did you obtain any type of job or internship (paid or unpaid)? Answer Options

Response Percent

Response Count


54.3% 45.7%

107 90 197 0


Response Count 15 14 1 36 21 11 19 19 3 107 90








$5,450.07

$583,157

107 107 90

37


$11.09

7. How did you learn of your job or internship? Check all that apply. Answer Options SJSU SpartaJobs SJSU Spartan Staffing SJSU Job Fair SJSU Information Session/Tech Talk SJSU WorkAbility IV Program SJSU Drop-in Interviews Professor/Staff Friend/family Non-SJSU job board/social media search/Job Fair/other SJSU Career Center service or event not mentioned Other N/A answered question skipped question 8. Do you currently receive financial aid or scholarships? Answer Options Yes No answered question skipped question

96 96 101


Response Count 17 0 2 2 0 3 14 30 24 5 42 5 107 90




Response Count 21 19 53 68 6 27 3 197 0




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Col l e g eof Sc i e nc e BI OLOGI CAL SCI ENCES CHEMI STRY COMPUTER SCI ENCE GEOLOGY MATHEMATI CS METEOROLOGY MATHEMATI CS EDUCATI ON MOSSLANDI NG MARI NELABS PHYSI CS& ASTRONOMY SCI ENCE EDUCATI ON

SURVEY RESULTS FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED DURING FY 2013/2014 FROM THE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE. 1. Between July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014, did you obtain any type of job or internship (paid or unpaid)? Answer Options Response Percent Response Count Yes 51.7% 104 No 48.3% 97 answered question 201 skipped question 0 2. What kind of job was it? Select all that apply. Answer Options Paid Internship Unpaid Internship Apprenticeship Temporary/Seasonal Student Assistant or Researcher Contract Permanent Other N/A answered question skipped question 3. Was your employment on-campus or off-campus? Answer Options On-campus Off-campus N/A answered question skipped question


Response Count 43 12 1 24 17 8 19 10 2 104 97







$11,117.87

$1,156,258

104 104 97


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Answer Options Wage per hour answered question skipped question

Response Average $13.52

7. How did you learn of your job or internship? Check all that apply. Answer Options SJSU SpartaJobs SJSU Spartan Staffing SJSU Job Fair SJSU Information Session/Tech Talk SJSU WorkAbility IV Program SJSU Drop-in Interviews Professor/Staff Friend/family Non-SJSU job board/social media search/Job Fair/other SJSU Career Center service or event not mentioned Other N/A answered question skipped question

Response Count 86 86 115 Response Percent 12.5% 1.9% 13.5% 1.0% 1.0% 2.9% 20.2% 29.8% 11.5% 5.8% 34.6% 1.9%

Response Count 13 2 14 1 1 3 21 31 12 6 36 2 104 97





Response Count 26 30 52 64 11 17 1 201 0




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Col l e g eof Soc i a l Sc i e nc e s AFRI CANAMERI CAN STUDI ES ANTHROPOLOGY COMMUNI CATI ON STUDI ES ECONOMI CS ENVI RONMENTAL STUDI ES GEORGRAPHY GLOBAL STUDI ES HI STORY MEXI CANAMERI CAN STUDI ES POLI TI CAL SCI ENCE SOCI OLOGY URBAN®I ONAL PLANNI NG

SURVEY RESULTS FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED DURING FY 2013/2014 FROM THE COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES. 1. Between July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014, did you obtain any type of job or internship (paid or unpaid)? Answer Options Response Percent Response Count Yes 54.7% 156 No 45.3% 129 answered question 285 skipped question 0 2. What kind of job was it? Select all that apply. Answer Options Paid Internship Unpaid Internship Apprenticeship Temporary/Seasonal Student Assistant or Researcher Contract Permanent Other N/A answered question skipped question 3. Was your employment on-campus or off-campus? Answer Options On-campus Off-campus N/A answered question skipped question


Response Count 18 32 1 33 15 13 58 21 6 157 128







$12,464.97

$1,957,000

157 157 128


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Answer Options

Response Average

Response Count


$29.32

138 138 147


Response Percent

Response Count


17.4% 1.9% 2.6% 0.6% 0.0% 2.6% 13.5% 26.5% 18.1% 5.2% 40.0% 3.9%

27 3 4 1 0 4 21 41 28 8 62 6 155 130




9. Please indicate your education level for the 2013/2014 school year (the year that just ended). Answer Options Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Graduate program Alumni Other answered question skipped question


Response Count 18 29 68 90 17 60 3 285 0




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Sc hool ofL i br a r y& I nf or ma t i onSc i e nc e MASTEROFLI BRARY& I NFORMATI ONSCI ENCE TEACHERLI BRARI AN PROGRAM MASTEROFARCHI VES& RECORDSADMI NI STRATI ON POSTMASTERS CERTI FI CATEPROGRAM SANJ OSEGATEWAY PHDPROGRAM

SURVEY RESULTS FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED DURING FY 2013/2014 FROM THE SCHOOL OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE. 1. Between July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014, did you obtain any type of job or internship (paid or unpaid)? Answer Options Response Percent Response Count Yes No answered question skipped question 2. What kind of job was it? Select all that apply. Answer Options Paid Internship Unpaid Internship Apprenticeship Temporary/Seasonal Student Assistant or Researcher Contract Permanent Other N/A answered question skipped question 3. Was your employment on-campus or off-campus? Answer Options On-campus Off-campus N/A answered question skipped question

57.5% 42.5%

88 65 153 0

Response Percent

Response Count

11.4% 18.2% 0.0% 12.5% 6.8% 8.0% 54.5% 5.7% 1.1%

10 16 0 11 6 7 48 5 1 88 65

Response Percent

Response Count

6.8% 87.5% 5.7%

6 77 5 88 65

4. Did you typically work full-time (40 hours or more per week) or part-time (under 40 hours a week)? Answer Options Response Percent Response Count Full-time Part-time N/A answered question skipped question

42.0% 54.5% 3.4%

37 48 3 88 65


$54,372.19

$4,784,753

88 88 65

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$13.50

7. How did you learn of your job or internship? Check all that apply. Answer Options SJSU SpartaJobs SJSU Spartan Staffing SJSU Job Fair SJSU Information Session/Tech Talk SJSU WorkAbility IV Program SJSU Drop-in Interviews Professor/Staff Friend/family Non-SJSU job board/social media search/Job Fair/other SJSU Career Center service or event not mentioned Other N/A answered question skipped question 8. Do you currently receive financial aid or scholarships? Answer Options Yes No answered question skipped question 9. Are you currently unemployed? Answer Options Yes No answered question skipped question

70 70 83


Response Count 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 11 35 5 41 3 88 65

Response Percent

Response Count

34.0% 66.0%

52 101 153 0

Response Percent

Response Count

23.2% 76.8%

35 116 151 2

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CLOSING//FORECAS ST The local jo ob market forr college reccruitment has grown significantly s in the past 30 3 months. On the foreffront some frequent fr or in ncreasing requests by employers pertain p to com mputer and software eng gineering, prrogramming g and developmen nt, cyber secu urity, technical writing, marketing, sales, s social media, educcation (specifically y for youth), supply chain, user interface, biig data, behaavioral therap py, accounting, home health hcare aids, digital d media, and finance. f Large Silico on Valley tecch companiees and startups have continued to in ncrease theirr presence ment efforts on o campus. Continued C and recruitm gradual grow wth in emplo oyment of co ollege talentt is expected with a contin nued deman nd placed on technical tallent, businesss and professsional services, edu ucation and non-profit/g government. If employment growth continues c at its current trend, Silico on Valley can n expect to thrive t in a healthy locaal economy by b the end off Fall 2014, with an anticipated unem mployment rate r between n 4-5%.

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