Last year's business grads continue to hold the lead among York faculties that have the greatest number of graduates employed full- time. The Schulich School of Business had 63 per cent of its graduates employed, while the number of Arts, Fine Arts, and Science grads with full-time jobs was 42%, 44% and 46% respectively.

    A more valid picture for success on the job market can be obtained if the number of graduates working part-time by choice in Business, Arts, Fine Arts, and Science (8%,15%,23%, and 13%) is added to the figures for full-time employment. Schulich School of Business grads enjoyed a success rate of 71%, while the rate for graduates of Arts, Fine Arts and Science is 57%, 67% and 59%.

    Fifty-seven per cent of business grads said their jobs make use of their education. Forty per cent of Science grads, and 35% and 23% of grads from Fine Arts and Arts respectively believed that their current jobs used their education.

    The ISR report indicates that a majority of York graduates of all faculties have either a full-time job or are working part-time by choice. While a majority of business school grads report satisfaction with their jobs, only a bare majority do so in Science, and a minority do in Arts and Fine Arts.

    Estimates of the time that it will take to find employment ranged from a low of nine weeks for business graduates, to a high of 19 weeks for Arts students.