Department of Agricultural Economics Graduation Survey May 2018 Graduation Survey
Gender Gender: Percentage Male 59.79% Female 40.21% Total 194
Major (and option if AGEC):
Did you earn a certificate Answer % Count Yes 24.23% 47 No 75.77% 147 Total 100% 194
What certificate(s) did you earn? Certificate of International Trade and Agriculture Equine Science Professional Event Management Quant +
Position Title: Loan Associate Outside sales Sales and Business Development Representative Project manager Manufacturing Finance Intern Tech. Assistant Client Service Associate Note Processor Brokerage Service Trainee Executive Administrator Sales Agent Construction Manager Owner Operator Crop Advisor Assistant office manager Associate Buyer Associate Sales Representative F&I Sales Coordinator Transit manager Staff Assistant Customer Service Agent Credit Analyst Project engineer Associate Financial Advisor Real Estate Appraiser Trainee Estimator Management Trainee Valuation Associate Associate Bank Examiner
of Agricultural Economics? How did you enter into the Department of Agricultural Economics? Answer Percentage Freshman 19.59% On-campus change of major 36.08% Off-campus transfer 44.33% Total 194
What are your plans after graduation? Have you accepted a permanent employment position 40.72% Have you been accepted into graduate or professional school 12.89% Still Seeking Employment 29.38% Military (What branch?) 1.03% If you will be employed within the next 90 days,( please answer the following questions to the best of your ability) 8.25% Other 7.73% Total 194
Type of job Type of job Percentage Ag Producer 3.23% Analyst 5.38% Banking/Finance 22.58% Construction Industry 9.68% Consultant Management 10.75% Marketing 2.15% Public Service 1.08% Real Estate/Appraiser 4.30% Sales 19.35% Oil and Gas Industry Other 17.20% Total 93
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Study Abroad Program? Did you participate in a Yes 15.98% No 84.02% Total 194
Where did you go in your study abroad program? France Ghana Ireland Scotland South Africa / Europe Scotland,Fiji Mexico Brazil China Costa Rica Norway
internship program? Did you participate in an Yes 46.35% No 53.65% Total 192
Were you involved in any clubs in the Department of AGEC? Yes 33.51% No 66.49% Total 194
Which Departmental Clubs did you participate in? NAMA - National Agri-Marketing Association 6.25% Agriculture Society 43.75% FIRE - The Society of Finance, Insurance & Real Estate 32.81% Aggie Aces 0.00% Aggie Reps 17.19% Total 64
Did you hold an officer position or leadership role in any of the above clubs? Yes 23.08% No 76.92% Total 65
at the college or University level? Were you involved in any clubs or organizations at the college or University level? Yes 72.54% No 27.46% Total 193
attend any professional meetings? Did you participate in any professional organizations, undergraduate research projects, or attend any professional meetings? Yes 41.45% No 58.55% Total 193
Ethnicity: Are you Hispanic or Latino Ethnicity: Are you Hispanic or Latino? (a person of Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, South or Central American, or other Spanish culture or origin, regardless of ethnicity) Yes 10.11% No 89.89% Total 188
Please select the ethnic category or categories with which you most closely identify. White 83.17% Black or African American 1.92% Hispanic 8.65% Asian 2.40% American Indian or Alaska Native Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander 0.00% Other Total 194
Please comment on your overall educational experiences at Texas A&M and the Department of Agricultural Economics I loved my educational experience at Texas A&M. The department of AGEC got me to the place I am today and helped me find an amazing career, and I am very thankful for that! Wouldn't trade this experience for the world. Can't thank y'all enough. Wonderful experience and I would recommend it to anyone. Very good overall, professors are humble and approachable, and advisors are helpful. Very good experience. Wish it was longer ! Texas A&M has set me up for success in a way that no other organization could have. The Aggie network is the strongest there is, and I cannot wait to represent Texas A&M on the business front Loved it, counselors and guidance is awesome. If one of us wins we all win attitude. The department is very unique What makes it so special is not the material or concepts we learn, but the professors that are so extremely dedicated to their students success professionally outside the classroom.