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Built on Passion: How a UM graduate accidentally paved her path to a PhD

Oftentimes, arriving at college can feel disjointed and overwhelming. You are adjusting to a new environment, different types of classes, and trying to figure out what you even want out of higher education.

Having seen her older siblings go off …

By Keely Morrison

From UM Advocates to Music City: How Liv Wilson Turned Campus Experience Into a Career in Strategic Communications

When Liv Wilson arrived at the University of Montana, she did not have every step of her career mapped out.

What she did have was a willingness to get involved.

Liv began college during the COVID-19 pandemic, when building community …

By Keely Morrison

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This page provides a snapshot of University of Montana student career outcomes at graduation. This information is collected from student graduation surveys and public online data sources starting just prior to graduation until 6 months following graduation in accordance with standards set by the National Association of Colleges and Employers.

If you are a UM student graduating this term or within the past 5 months, add your information to these findings by completing the UM Graduation Survey.

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For questions or additional details about this data, please contact elcs@mso.umt.edu.

Response rates vary across graduating classes. Results reflect graduates with known outcomes and may not represent the entire graduating population. Comparisons across years should be interpreted cautiously because response rates and the number of known outcomes vary. This information should not be used for accreditation purposes.

First Destination

NACE’s First-Destination Survey captures information regarding how new college graduates fare in their careers within six months of graduation. The annual initiative provides data on the outcomes associated with a college education on a national scale.