Among other survey findings:

Of those not currently working, 47 percent say they are pursuing an advanced degree, and 19 percent say they plan to in the next year.
Of those currently working, 43 percent say they are pursuing an advanced degree, and 17 percent say they plan to in the next year.
Of those graduates who say their current job doesn't require a college degree, 36 percent say they are currently pursuing an advanced degree, and 22 percent say they plan to in the next year.
Women are slightly more likely than men to be in a full-time position (38 percent vs. 34 percent); however, they are also more likely to not be working (34 percent vs. 26 percent).
Health care and STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) graduates are slightly more likely to be employed full-time than non-STEM graduates (40 percent vs. 34 percent).
Forty-one percent of graduates who started their job search before their spring semester of their senior year are currently employed full-time, compared to 34 percent who started during the spring or later.

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