USC ranked 43rd "most employable" university in US

[Titleist*]

Pretty cool. The only school from our state, too!

USC

 

[vacock#]

Thanks for the post.

BTW, I tell my wife that it seems that many of these top ten, etc., lists are produced to keep journalists employed.

 

[stevestrat2]

Nice- hope that helps my son who graduates in May!

 

[uscbeckham]

Being employable is what college is all about. Most other rankings are nonsense. Getting a good job is the reason that someone goes to college in the first place.

It's good to see USC rank well in this statistic.

 

[burghcock]

WHOA - - we are ranked ahead of Vanderbilt and Notre Dame. Didn't see that coming.

 

[hobcawcreekcock]

Only four SEC schools - A&M, USC, Vanderbilt, and Florida......

 

[AUSCFAN77]

This is good news and why I'm such a Gamecock fan! Graduated in 1977 and have been gainfully employed ever since - and at every stop in my career I have promoted The University of South Carolina as a great place to go for higher education. Best decision I ever made. and I am proud to say I "recruited" a daughter of a friend and the daughter went to USC, played in the marching band, graduated with honors, got her Masters from USC, and is also now gainfully employed and a lifetime Gamecock! Be proud - be a Gamecock! We rock!

 

[luvmygamecocks]

Ranked 2nd out of SEC Schools

Recruits should take this report into account when choosing a school, as only a very small percentage will make next level. Even then their career will likely end before they reach 30 and will need to find employment elsewhere. Only Texas A&M ranked higher than USC.