girl smiling above crowd at UVM graduation

Where do they go? How do they get there?

University of Vermont students are highly successful after graduation, whether in the job market or graduate school.

92% of UVM graduates were employed or continuing their education within six months of graduation

(3-year average, Classes of 2016-18)

 

UVM grads: Changing the world at work ...

  •
    Zachary Klein ’19
    Avid outdoorsman and disability-rights advocate who leads backpacking and climbing expeditions for amputees, raising awareness for the need for improved prosthetic care worldwide.
  • Joanna Hatt ’06
    Native fish biologist with the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish with a focus on conserving threatened and endangered species.
  • Heather Moore M.A. ’10, EdD ‘22
    Executive director of the Shelburne Craft School, ensuring the school lives its creative mission and visions.
  • Blaine Billingsley ’09
    User Experience designer at YouTube, developing a deep understanding of how humans use technology.
  • Casey Cullen-Woods ’11
    Environmental Sciences graduate leading sustainable design and operations in the real estate division of Barclays International, the British multinational bank and investment firm.
  • Jake Guarino ’17
    Driving company strategy at Spotify through mergers and acquisitions.
  • Jess Slayton Bowker ’14, M.A. ’18
    Associate Director of Regulatory Operations at Oscar Health, who credits her liberal arts education with giving her a framework to keep doors open while developing key skills.
  • Mike Prevoznik '11, MAcc '12
    Chief Financial Officer at BTCS Inc., a Nasdaq company focused on blockchain infrastructure and technology.
  • Meg Lipke paints in her studio
    Meg Lipke '91
    Artist whose multi-dimensional pieces defy conventional notions of painting and sculpture
  • John Moses portrait
    John Moses '13
    Public Communication grad with a career in music publishing and licensing, radio hosting, and public broadcasting

UVM by the numbers