• 2006 - 95%
• 2005 - 91%
• 2004 - 92%
• 2003 - 91%
• 2002 - 96%

Historically the rate of Daniel Webster College's newest alums finding employment, or continuing their education, within six months of graduation is over 90%.

According to the National Association of College and Employers (NACE) 2003 Job Outlook survey of employers, employers continue to stress the importance of experiential learning when making hiring decisions.  The majority of employers surveyed by NACE rated their internship and co-op programs as their most effective new college grad recruiting method.

In addition, the National Association of College and Employers reports that the three top degrees in demand for 2008 are:

• Business
• Engineering
• Computer-related

With a particular interest in the following:

• Business Administration/Management
• Electrical Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Computer Science
• Information Sciences and Systems

Daniel Webster College continues to see a gradually growing interest in internships by current students, prospect families and employers in all fields.  Today's students are savvy; they know that employers find value in students that have sought relevant work experience.  The Admissions Office reports that families are interested in learning about the internships and work experience that Daniel Webster College students participate in as part of the DWC curriculum.  In turn Career Resources receives inquiries from employers asking to post "internship" listings for our students to consider.