Class of 2018 Graduate Report by The King's College

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K A R A / A N N A / A N N A / M I C H A L / C A R T E R / M E G A N / G R AY S O N / J O R D A N / C A R R I

I S A B E L L A / J O R D A N / S T E P H A N I E / H E D Y / C H A N C E / H U N T E R / K E L LY / A B I G A I L /

N D R E W / H A N N A H / S A R A H / S A D I Q / E M I LY / K A L E B / J E S S I C A / M I C H A E L / T E N D A

OLIVER / KIRST YN / GEOFFRE Y / COURTNE Y / AUDRE Y / ALLISON / MORGAN / MAI

N AT H A N / R Y A N / K Y L I E / E N O M A / E M I LY / A S H L E Y / D O N A L D / I S A B E L L E / K A Y L A

L I S A / S C O T T / N I C O L A S / I V A N / A D D I S O N / K E L S E Y / A L L I S O N / P AT R I C I A / A B B E

A R I E N / M O R G A N / F A B I A N / Z A C H A R Y / C A M P B E L L / R A C H E L / TA Y L O R / J O S E P H /

W A L K E R / J O N AT H A N / I S A A C / A U D R E E / B R Y C E / L E O N Y / A M A N D A / B R I T T I N / D

B E N J A M I N / J E N N Y / E V E LY N / M A D I S O N / L E A H / S A M I / D E A N N A / C H E L S Y / S T E

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Graduate Report

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AT H A N / A U D R A / E S T H E R / H A Y D E N / E R I N / J O L E I N N / J O S H U A / G R A C E / D E E P S

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C A R T E R / M E G A N / G R AY S O N / J O R D A N / C A R R I E / I S A B E L L A / J O R D A N / S T E P H A N

H E D Y / C H A N C E / H U N T E R / K E L LY / A B I G A I L / A N D R E W / H A N N A H / S A R A H / S A D I

M I LY / K A L E B / J E S S I C A / M I C H A E L / T E N D A I / O L I V E R / K I R S T Y N / G E O F F R E Y / C O

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K E L S E Y / A L L I S O N / P AT R I C I A / A B B E Y / D A R I E N / M O R G A N / F A B I A N / Z A C H A R Y /

A M P B E L L / R A C H E L / TA Y L O R / J O S E P H / E L O N / W A L K E R / J O N AT H A N / I S A A C / A U

R Y C E / L E O N Y / A M A N D A / B R I T T I N / D E K K A / B E N J A M I N / J E N N Y / E V E LY N / M A D

E A H / S A M I / D E A N N A / C H EL S Y / S T EFA N / A N D R E W / C H R I S T I N A / M A K EN N A / M A

K AT E LY N N E / O L I V I A / S A D I E / A B E N A / M A D E L E I N E / A D E LY N N / L I Z A / K AT E LY N /

O D O L F O / J O N AT H A N / L U K E / TAT I A N A / N AT H A N / A U D R A / E S T H E R / H A Y D E N /

O L E I N N / J O S H U A / G R A C E / D E E P S H I K A / S U N G J U N / TA U L E S U L U / S T U A R T / M AT T

J U L I A / K A R A / A N N A / A N N A / M I C H A L / C A R T E R / M E G A N / G R AY S O N / J O R D A N

A R R I E / I S A B E L L A / J O R D A N / S T E P H A N I E / H E D Y / C H A N C E / H U N T E R / K E L LY / A B

A N D R E W / H A N N A H / S A R A H / S A D I Q / E M I LY / K A L E B / J E S S I C A / M I C H A E L / T E N D

OLIVER / KIRST YN / GEOFFRE Y / COURTNE Y / AUDRE Y / ALLISON / MORGAN / MAI

N AT H A N / R Y A N / K Y L I E / E N O M A / E M I LY / A S H L E Y / D O N A L D / I S A B E L L E / K A Y L A

L I S A / S C O T T / N I C O L A S / I V A N / A D D I S O N / K E L S E Y / A L L I S O N / P AT R I C I A / A B B E

A R I E N / M O R G A N / F A B I A N / Z A C H A R Y / C A M P B E L L / R A C H E L / TA Y L O R / J O S E P H /

A Job Well Done 98% of the class of 2018 were employed or attending graduate school within six months of graduation, nearly 17% higher than the national average.

*The exact percentage is 98.2%, which is calculated using the total number of graduates captured in the knowledge rate, which is 109 out of 111 students. **Source: First Destination Report for the Class of 2017 from the National Association of Colleges and Employers.

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The Kingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s College Class of 2018 employed or in graduate school within six months* National average for Class of 2017 employed or in graduate school within six months**

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Majors and Minors

In this report: 64 % FEMALE 36 % MALE

The interdisciplinary Core Curriculum in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics is rooted in biblical truth. It is the foundation of a Kingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s education. It equips students with a unique intellectual foundation for informed and principled leadership in successful careers after graduation. All courses are taught through an unapologetic Christian worldview.

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Top Internships by Major

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CL A S S OF 2018

King’s actively encourages students to explore their fields of interest in practice. As we say, “the City is our campus.” Students learn ideas in the classroom and put them to the test in the City through internships, volunteering, and part-time work. They also receive in-depth career development coaching, which includes resume workshopping, practicing interview skills, company visits, and more. In a City that houses the largest number of Fortune 500 companies and hundreds of budding startups, students have countless opportunities to try out careers before they enter the workforce.

94% of the Class of 2018 interned before graduating* compared with the national average of 61%**. 64% had two or more internships.

Finance and Business Graduates Interned at These Companies

Media, Culture, & the Arts Graduates Interned at These Companies

Politics, Philosophy, & Economics Graduates Interned at These Companies

*Knowledge rate for internships is 93 out of 111 students, or 84%.

**Source: National Association of Colleges and Employers

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Influencing the Big Apple

New York City is the hub of the world. It is home top major news outlets such as CNBC, CNN, and Fox. It is home to major businesses such as Google, Facebook, and LinkedIn. It is home to influencers in art such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Broadway, and the Tribeca Film Festival. It is no accident that we chose New York City for our campus. This is why many of our graduates chose to work in New York City: because this City influences and shapes culture around the world. And because, after four years here as a student, it is now home.

The Brownstone School Assistant Teacher

61% of the Class of 2018 now works in New York City

Redeemer Lincoln Square Ministry Coordinator

Alliance Bernstein The Invus Group Public Equities Assistant

BBDO Assistant Account Executive Reclaim New York Development and Research Associate

The Blackstone Group Junior Analyst National Association of Scholars Communications Coordinator

Generosity NY Grant Writer

Mission of the Independent State of Samoa to the United Nations Assistant to Chairmanship Universal McCann Associate, Portfolio Management

BBDO Assistant Account Executive The Bowery Mission Partnerships Associate Artsy Partnership Manager, Latin America

In other cities S A N A N TO N I O, T X

Carrie, Teacher Great Hearts Academies

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Jenny, Assistant Director of Membership Relations, The Federalist Society SourceMedia Associate Editor Success Academy Charter School Training Coordinator for the Ed Institute

NASHVILLE, TN

Leah, Sales Development Representative Houzz

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Where They Are Now Tatiana

Junior Producer BBDO

Our Class of 2018 is already making a difference in strategic institutions: government, business, media, law, education, and the church. Here is how our graduates are making our mission a reality.

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Partnership Manager, Latin America Artsy

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The Bowery Mission

Generosity NY

Partnerships Associate

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Grant Writer

“Being in sales, my entire job is to communicate with others. The business classes at King’s taught me how to enter these conversations with confidence and equipped me with the skills I need to come across as both knowledgeable and curious when interacting with customers and colleagues.” – Leah Houzz

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Kelsey

Private Equity Investors, Inc.

The Bahnsen Group

Investment Analyst

Executive Assistant to the CIO

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FiveStone

Virtue Worldwide

Junior Strategist

Leah

Sales Development Representative Houzz

Associate Producer

Evelyn

Content Manager

The Smithee Group

“The way that King’s best prepared me for not just my current job and future career, but for my life, is that King’s taught me how to be a man of character. In my view, job skills are a commodity and you can learn them at most colleges and universities, but learning about virtue and how to cultivate it is rare.” – Carter Private Equity Investors, Inc.

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Production Coordinator

Assistant Director, Membership and Alumni Relations

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The Federalist Society

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Great Hearts Academies

MakeSpace

Assistant Teacher

Customer Experience Specialist

Employment by Industry The top industries employing Kingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s graduates from the Class of 2018 are Business and Finance (19%) and Communications and Media (18%). This is a continued trend from the past three graduating classes, which had the same top two industries. A new trend is the growth of education and research, which has grown from employing 4% of the 2017 class last year to 11% of the 2018 graduating class.

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