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B.C. Baccalaureate Outcomes 2016 Survey of 2014 Baccalaureate Graduates
B.C. Baccalaureate Outcomes 2016 Survey of 2014 Baccalaureate Graduates
Baccalaureate Outcomes
2016 Survey of 2014 Baccalaureate Graduates
Detailed Summary of Survey Results
University of British Columbia UBC
SFU
PSYC
45.0701
Shaping Post-Secondary Education CIP Code: 45.0701: Geography
RESPONSE RATE
UBC
Note: ~ = low cell count; data suppressed
DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
Disabled
Disabled
Age Distribution
Age Distribution
80%
80%
70%
70%
60%
60%
4. Age (at time of survey): 45.0701 UBC 50%
50%
< 25 ~ ~ 330 13% 40%
40%
25 to 29 29 73% 1,836 71% 30%
30%
30 to 34 ~ ~ 264 10% 20%
20%
35 to 39 ~ ~ 83 3% 10%
10%
40 to 49 ~ ~ 51 2% 0%
0%
50 to 64 ~ ~ 15 1% <<25
25 25--29
25 29 30
30--34
34 35
35--39
39 40
40 --49
49 50
50 --64
64 >> 64
64
> 64 ~ ~ ~ ~
Unknown - 0% 90 3%
Total 40 100% 2,581 100%
Mean Age: 26.2 27.3 Place
PlaceofofResidence
Residence
Unknown
USA
USA
5. Place of Residence (at time of survey): 45.0701 UBC Rest of Canada
BC - Lower Mainland ~ ~ 1,757 77% Rest of Canada
BC - Vancouver Island ~ ~ 72 3% BC
BC - North ~ ~ 36 2% BC
BC - Southern Interior ~ ~ 85 4% 0%
0% 20%
20% 40%
40% 60% 80% 100%
100%
BC Subtotal 27 84% 1,950 85%
Canada - Alberta ~ ~ 109 5%
Canada - Ontario ~ ~ 100 4%
B.C. Residence
Canada - Other ~ ~ 38 2% Within BC
U.S.A. ~ ~ 90 4%
Southern Interior
Non-BC Subtotal 5 16% 337 15% Southern Interior
Total 32 100% 2,287 100% North
North
Vancouver
VancouverIsland
Island
Lower
LowerMainland
Mainland
0%
0% 20%
20% 40%
40% 60%
60% 80%
80% 100%
100%
UBC
Took upgrading, access, bridging, or other
7. preparatory courses during or prior to studies 45.0701 UBC 45.0701
No, did not take any 39 98% 2,502 95%
Took Adult Basic Education (ABE) courses 1 3% 56 2%
Took English as a Second Language (ESL) courses - 0% 78 3%
Took both ABE and ESL courses - 0% 5 0%
45.0701
Group Collaboration
14b. UBC
Critical Analysis
Skill Development: How helpful was Very Not Very Not at all #
institution? Helpful Helpful Helpful Helpful Resp. Reading and
Written Communication 22% 57% 18% 2% 2,583 Comprehension
Problem Resolution
Oral Communication 19% 58% 20% 3% 2,606
Reading and Comprehension 29% 57% 14% 1% 2,617
Oral
Use of Mathematics
Group Collaboration 24% 55% 19% 2% 2,629 Communication
Critical Analysis 43% 49% 7% 1% 2,655
Problem Resolution 19% 59% 20% 2% 2,584 Conduct Research
Written
Use of Mathematics 18% 44% 28% 11% 2,123 Communication
Conducting Research 29% 50% 19% 2% 2,561
Learning On Your
Learning On Your Own 34% 55% 10% 1% 2,638 Own 0% 50% 100% 150%
FURTHER EDUCATION
15b. Type of Formal Post-Secondary Education 45.0701 UBC Further Education/Training Type
Masters Degree 9 35% 424 31% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40%
Doctoral Degree - 0% 97 7%
Masters Degree
Another Undergraduate Degree 4 15% 343 25%
Certificate or Diploma below Bachelor level 6 23% 148 11% Doctoral Degree
Professional Association Certification 1 4% 168 12%
Undergraduate Degree
Postgraduate Certificate or Diploma 4 15% 110 8%
Other 2 8% 100 7% Cert or Diploma below Bachelor
Total Respondents 26 100% 1,390 100% Professional Association
Certification
Postgrad Cert or Diploma
EMPLOYMENT
18. Status of Graduates NOT in Labour Force: 45.0701 UBC "Under-Employment" Assessment
"Under-employment" Assessment
Attending School FT 3 75% 338 79%
Attending School PT 1 25% 9 2%
Other - 0% 80 19% Job
Job is
is Very
Veryor
or
Somewhat
Somewhat Related
Related
Total NOT in Labour Force 4 100% 427 100% toProgram
to Program
NOCSkill
NOC SkillLevel
Levelof
ofMain
MainJob
Job
25. NOC Skill Level of Main Job: 45.0701 UBC
A. University education 14 44% 1,171 62% Univ (A)
Univ (A)
B. College education/trade apprenticeship 8 25% 399 21%
C. Secondary school + job-specific training 5 16% 186 10% College (B)
College (B)
27b. Top 10 Full-time Occupations of Graduates from University of British Columbia: UBC
NOC % Employed FT
NOC Skill Level Description in this Occ.**
4032 A Elementary school and kindergarten teachers 4%
9999 0 Unclassified Occupations 4%
4112 A Lawyers and Quebec notaries 3%
1111 A Financial auditors and accountants 3%
4031 A Secondary school teachers 3%
3012 A Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses 3%
2173 A Software engineers and designers 2%
2174 A Computer programmers and interactive media developers 2%
1123 A Professional occupations in advertising, marketing and public relations 2%
3131 A Pharmacists 2%
*data not displayed where n < 5 **percentages cited are of those for whom occupational data was provided, full-time and part-time
28. Education Funding Sources (2 sources per respondent): 45.0701 UBC Education Funding Sources
Personal Savings 8 22%* 611 26%* 0% 20% 40% 60% 80%
Employment 13 35%* 942 40%*
Family/Friends 27 73%* 1,468 62%* Personal Savings
Bank Loans 1 3%* 164 7%*
Student Loans 11 30%* 919 39%* Employment
Scholarships/Bursaries/Grants 7 19%* 451 19%*
Other 2 5%* 257 11%*
Family/Friends
Total Respondents 37 2,367
* Percentage of respondents who identified this source
Bank Loans
29. Financial Debt Incurred to Finance Bac. Education: 45.0701 UBC Student Loans
Incurred any form of financial debt 12 32%* 1,006 43%
Incurred government-sponsored student loan debt 9 24%* 823 35% Schol/Bursaries/Grants
* Percentage of respondents who provided data
31. Government-Sponsored Student Loan Debt Amount: 45.0701 UBC Gov't-Spons. Debt Incurred ($,000)
35%
< $1,000 1 11% 2 0%
$1,000 to $4,999 - 0% 22 3% 30%