The Path to Success: Class of 2025 Career Milestones
Queens University of Charlotte is celebrating the success of its 2025 graduating class, citing an impressive 96% of students have achieved positive career outcomes within six months of graduating.
The report, prepared by Queens’ Vandiver Center for Career Development (VCCD), is based on data about the Class of 2025 and highlights the success of Queens’ career development programs designed to prepare students for meaningful careers.
Throughout their time at Queens, students have access to professional development curriculum taught by industry leaders. “The Vandiver Center for Career Development provides students with personalized coaching and targeted programs like industry networking, interview preparation, and more to help them navigate their next professional steps after graduating from Queens,” said Angela Tsuei-Strause, executive director of the VCCD.
A Closer Look at the Class of 2025
- 96% of graduates are employed, in graduate school, or pursuing other focused next steps, like working for a service organization or completing an internship.
- 96% of employed graduates found a position within six months of graduation.
- 95% of employed graduates felt prepared for their career.
- 90% of employed graduates accepted a position related to their career goal.
Prepared Students – Preferred by Employers
100% of students:
- Completed at least one internship
- Completed a capstone or culminating academic experience
- Completed a community-based learning experience
These outcomes reflect Queens’ commitment to academic excellence, career preparation, and student engagement. The report also details the types of jobs that graduates have secured within industries such as business, health care, finance, technology, and education. Top organizations employing Queens graduates include Ally Financial, Bank of America, Atrium Health, Novant Health, Duke Energy, Lowe’s Companies, Wells Fargo, and more.
“Queens provided an essential foundation, making my college journey manageable as a first- generation student. Amazing professors and advisors prioritized my academic and personal growth, offering support consistently,” said America Moreno ’25, risk analyst with Bank of America. “Through coursework and my sorority, I developed vital confidence in public speaking, leadership, and teamwork. The university’s strong career resources and networking events ensured I was well prepared for the professional world. I am deeply grateful for the confidence and practical tools Queens equipped me with.”
The VCCD also offers its services to alumni for life, at no cost. Queens graduates are supported every step of the way, and alumni have access to a lifelong community that supports them on their professional journeys, ensuring a network of valuable connections across diverse industries.
Learn more about the First Destination Report or visit the Vandiver Center for Career Development website for a complete list of career services.