Spring 2024 Graduating Student Survey
U of A students graduating this spring are invited to complete the First Destination Survey to report on their post-graduation pursuits. Graduating students can access the survey or follow instructions provided in an email invitation they receive this week.
Faculty and staff are asked to encourage graduating students to complete this survey, which informs the U of A graduates' career paths and serves as a great resource for both prospective and current students' career planning. It also enables students to find out what their fellow Razorbacks are doing after graduation.
The Offices of Career Connections works collaboratively with all U of A colleges to collect graduates' career outcomes data. The office then reports the data on behalf of the U of A to various agencies, including the U.S. News & World Report, National Association of Colleges and Employers, Princeton Review survey, Peterson's Undergraduate survey, College Board survey and Wintergreen survey.
Participation in this survey is voluntary, and refusing to participate will not adversely affect any other relationship with the university or the researchers. If you have questions or concerns about your rights as a research participant, please feel free to contact the university's compliance coordinator at 479-575-2208 or irb@uark.edu.
Contacts
Erica Estes, assistant vice chancellor and executive director
Offices of Career Connections
479-575-3514,
ericae@uark.edu
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