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Over the last five years, graduates from Cornell Information Science’s Master of Professional Studies (MPS) program have found consistent success in landing quality, high-paying jobs at leading, global companies, according to recent post-graduate survey data. Read more about our findings from Cornell's post-graduate survey data.
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MPS post-graduate survey results from 2015 through 2019
About this infographic: Salary and employment information comes courtesy of Cornell University's Career Services post-graduate survey database. In these surveys, graduating students self-report details on their employment status in the months before and after graduation. The total number of MPS graduates from the classes of 2015 through 2019 totaled 308, however response rates from graduates vary by area of inquiry. For instance, salary information yielded an 81 percent response rate, or 251 graduates, but in other areas – like job location and means by which graduates landed jobs – the response rate was 64 percent, or 198 graduates. For career-related questions and information, get in touch with our department's professional development advsior, Kate Reiter, at kmr87@cornell.edu.