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In all, over 26,000 former students responded to the three surveys, and 89 percent provided usable postal or zip code information. The postal information was used to assign each respondent to a B.C. region, another province, or the USA.  \nRespondents to the Student Outcomes surveys were assigned to geographic regions according to the postal information they provided.  \nOutside B.C. = 7%  \nRespondents’ regions—current at the time of the survey—were compared with the region where each respondent studied, to determine if they moved after completing their studies.  \nShaping Post-Secondary Education  \nThe annual surveys collect information by credential: baccalaureate, diploma, certificate, associate degree, and apprenticeship. Depending on their credential type, from 6 to 26 percent of the 2014 respondents who graduated or completed their studies moved from their study region to a new region.  \nBaccalaureate  \nThe majority (81 percent, n=7,219) of the bachelor-degree graduates who responded to the 2014 BGS provided valid postal or zip code information. Over one-quarter (26 percent) of those respondents moved from their study region after graduating.  \nMoved from study region  \n\n| Study Region | Mainland/Southwest\u003Cbr>Southern Interior\u003Cbr>Northern B.C.\u003Cbr>Vancouver Island/Coast\u003Cbr>Overall | |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nBaccalaureate graduates from Human & Social Services were the most likely to move from their study region after completing their programs. Human & Social Services includes programs in kinesiology, social work, and law.  \nMoved by program group  \n\n| Arts & Sciences\u003Cbr>Business & Management |  | |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Program Group | Education\u003Cbr>Engineering & Applied Sciences\u003Cbr>Health |  |\n| Human & Social Services\u003Cbr>Visual & Performing Arts |  |  |\n\nOver one-quarter of baccalaureate graduates moved from their study region.  \nGraduates from Human & Social Services were the most likely to move from their study region.  \nAfter their studies, baccalaureate graduates congregated in the Mainland/ Southwest region—they tended not to move or return to other regions in B.C.; infact at the time of the survey, more lived outside the province than in the northern and eastern regions.  \nSTUDENT OUTCOMES FACT SHEET • Page 2  \nShaping Post-Secondary Education  \nCurrent region  \n\n| Economic Deve lopment Region | Vancouver Island/Coast\u003Cbr>Mainland/Southwest\u003Cbr>Thompson Okanagan Kootenay\u003Cbr>Cariboo\u003Cbr>North Coast\u003Cbr>Nechako\u003Cbr>Northeast Other Canadian province\u003Cbr>U.S.A. | |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nBaccalaureate graduates tended to remain in or move to the Mainland/Southwest region after their studies.  \nDiploma  \nIn 2014, most (93 percent, n=4,880) of the diploma-program respondents to the DACSO Survey provided usable postal or zip code information. After leaving their diploma programs, 13 percent of respondents moved from their study region.  \nMoved from study region  \n\n| Study Region | Mainland/Southwest\u003Cbr>Southern Interior\u003Cbr>Northern B.C.\u003Cbr>Vancouver Island/Coast\u003Cbr>Overall | |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nRespondents who took diploma programs in the Southern Interior were the most likely to move after their studies.  \nFormer students from Trades, Health, and Education programs were the most likely to have left their study region by the time they were surveyed.  \nSTUDENT OUTCOMES FACT SHEET • Page 3  \nShaping Post-Secondary Education  \nMoved by program group  \n\n| Program Group | Arts & Sciences\u003Cbr>Trades\u003Cbr>Business & Management\u003Cbr>Education\u003Cbr>Engineering & Applied Sciences\u003Cbr>Health\u003Cbr>Human & Social Services\u003Cbr>Visual & Performing Arts | |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nWhen they were surveyed, by far the largest number ","cbCaitd9BVgG2pkH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitd9BVgG2pkH","pdf",1356289,"English","# BC Student Outcomes\n## Data collection and regional assignment\n## Mobility after completing studies (by credential)\n### Baccalaureate\n### Diploma\n### Certificate\n### Program group patterns","[{\"question\":\"How were former students assigned to regions in the 2014 surveys?\",\"answer\":\"Respondents confirmed their postal code or zip code. 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