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Taylor  \nMcAlester  \nKenLevit Tulsa  \nChair CourtneyWarmington  \nEdmond  \nAssistant Secretary P. Mitchell “Mitch”Adwon Tulsa  \nJackSherry Holdenville  \nVice Chair Dustin Hilliary Lawton  \nDennis Casey Morrison  \nMichael C. Turpen Oklahoma City  \nJeffreyW. Hickman Fairview  \nChancellor SeanBurrage Oklahoma City  \nThe Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, in compliance withTitlesVI and VII ofthe Civil RightsAct of1964, Executive Order 11246as amended, TitleIX oftheEducationAmendments of 1972, Americanswith DisabilitiesAct of 1990 and other federal laws and regulations, do not discriminate on the basis ofrace, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, handicaporstatusasaveteranin any of its policies, practices or procedures. This includes, but is not limited to, admissions, employment, financial aid and educational services. This publication is issued by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, as authorized by 70 O.S. 2001, Section[3206. Copies are available through the agencywebsite at www.okhighered.org. This](3206. Copies are available through the agencywebsite at www.okhighered.org. This)publication has been submitted in compliance with Section3-114ofTitle65ofthe Oklahoma Statutes. Produced October2025.  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nOklahoma State Regents for Higher Education............................................................................................................................................. 2  \nEmployment Rate of State System Undergraduates..................................................................................................................................... 4  \nOneYearPost-Graduation............................................................................................................................................................................ 4  \nFiveYearsPost-Graduation.......................................................................................................................................................................... 4  \nIntroduction....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5  \nEmployment Rate by Degree Level................................................................................................................................................................. 6  \nFigure 1: Employment Rate byDegree Level—All Graduates.................................................................................................................... 6  \nFigure 2: Employment Rate byDegree Level—Oklahoma Residents........................................................................................................ 6  \nFigure 3: Employment Rate byDegree Level—Non-Residents................................................................................................................. 7  \nEmployment Rate by Field of Study ............................................................................................................................................................... 8  \nFigure 4: Employment Rate by Field ofStudyOneYearAfter Graduation................................................................................................... 8  \nFigure 5: Employment Rate by Field ofStudyFiveYearsAfter Graduation................................................................................................. 8  \nEmployment Rates for Critical Occupations ................................................................................................................................................. 9  \nFigure 6: Employment Rate byDegree Level—STEM.............................................................................................................................. 9  \nFigure 7: Count ofSTEMGraduates.............................","cbCaigfgwkp8GIjj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigfgwkp8GIjj","pdf",1360560,16,"English","# Employment Rate of State System Undergraduates\n## One-Year Post-Graduation\n## Five-Years Post-Graduation\n# Introduction\n# Employment Rate by Degree Level\n## Figure 1: Employment Rate by Degree Level—All Graduates\n## Figure 2: Employment Rate by Degree Level—Oklahoma Residents\n## Figure 3: Employment Rate by Degree Level—Non-Residents\n# Employment Rate by Field of Study\n## Figure 4: Employment Rate by Field of Study One Year After Graduation\n## Figure 5: Employment Rate by Field of Study Five Years After Graduation\n# Employment Rates for Critical Occupations\n## Figure 6: Employment Rate by Degree Level—STEM\n## Figure 7: Count of STEM Graduates\n## Figure 8: Employment Rate by Degree Level—Engineering\n## Figure 9: Count of Engineering Graduates\n## Figure 10: Employment Rate by Degree Level—Teacher Education\n## Figure 11: Count of Teacher Education Graduates\n## Figure 12: Employment Rate by Degree Level—Nursing\n## Figure 13: Count of Nursing Graduates\n# Median Annual Earnings\n## Figure 14: Median Annual Earnings by Degree Level—One and Five Years After Graduation\n# Oklahoma’s Promise\n## Figure 15: Employment Rate by Degree Level—Oklahoma’s Promise\n# Contact Information","[{\"question\":\"What is the main focus of the report?\",\"answer\":\"The report focuses on employment and earnings outcomes for state system undergraduates, including employment rates after graduation and median annual earnings.\"},{\"question\":\"How are employment outcomes organized?\",\"answer\":\"Employment outcomes are organized by time after graduation (one year and five years) and by degree level, with additional breakdowns by residents versus non-residents and by field of study.\"},{\"question\":\"Which critical occupations are highlighted in the figures?\",\"answer\":\"The report includes employment rate and count figures for STEM, engineering, teacher education, and nursing.\"}]","Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education - Employment and Earnings Outcomes Report | PDF",1792060898]