Explore career and graduate school destinations for graduates of the bachelor's program in English Language and Literature, General at Arizona State University Campus Immersion, including employers, job roles, and fields of further study.
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ASU
Arizona State UniversityProgram not specifiedMaster's
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UP
University of PhoenixProgram not specifiedMaster's
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NAU
Northern Arizona UniversityTeaching English or French as a Second or Foreign LanguageMaster's
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Common career roles
All graduation years · Up to 20 most frequently observed roles
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1Teacher1%
2English Teacher1%
3Intern1%
4Owner1%
5Administrative Assistant1%
6Account Executive1%
7Law Clerk1%
8Office Manager1%
9Attorney1%
10President1%
11Editor1%
12Freelance Writer1%
13High School English Teacher<1%
14Customer Service Representative<1%
15Editorial Intern<1%
16Writer<1%
17Account Manager<1%
18Instructor<1%
19Project Manager<1%
20Sales Representative<1%
Pie chartTop 6 roles and other recorded roles.Other: 94%
Records without a role are excluded. Percentages are rounded and describe observed records, not employment or admission rates.
Common graduate fields
All graduation years · Up to 20 most frequently observed fields
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1Library and Information Science19%
2Teaching English Or French As A Second Or Foreign Language17%
3Information Science/Studies13%
4Special Education and Teaching, General10%
5Mental and Social Health Services and Allied Professions9%
6Elementary Education and Teaching6%
7Theological and Ministerial Studies4%
8Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management3%
9Health/Health Care Administration/Management3%
10Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professions3%
11Arts, Entertainment, and Media Management
2%
12Business/Managerial Economics2%
13City/Urban, Community, and Regional Planning2%
14Drama/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft2%
15International Relations and Affairs1%
16Specialized Sales, Merchandising and Marketing Operations1%
17Speech-Language Pathology/Pathologist1%
18Sport and Fitness Administration/Management1%
19Visual and Performing Arts, Other1%
Pie chartTop 6 fields and other recorded fields.Other: 26%
Fields are counted separately; unspecified fields are excluded. Percentages are rounded and describe observed records, not employment or admission rates.
Common industries
All graduation years · Up to 20 most frequently observed industries
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1Higher Education14%
2Education Management8%
3Financial Services4%
4Retail4%
5Marketing and Advertising4%
6Hospital & Health Care3%
7Internet3%
8Publishing3%
9Information Technology and Services3%
10Government Administration2%
11Non-profit Organization Management2%
12Real Estate2%
13Law Practice2%
14Primary/secondary Education2%
15Banking2%
16Entertainment2%
17Health, Wellness and Fitness2%
18Computer Software1%
19Insurance1%
20Construction1%
Pie chartTop 6 industries and other recorded industries.Other: 63%
Records without an industry are excluded. Percentages are rounded and describe observed records, not employment or admission rates.
Popular employment locations
All graduation years · Up to 20 most frequently observed locations
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1Phoenix, AZ, United States27%
2Tempe, AZ, United States6%
3Scottsdale, AZ, United States4%
4Los Angeles, CA, United States3%
5Mesa, AZ, United States3%
6Chandler, AZ, United States2%
7Chicago, IL, United States2%
8San Francisco, CA, United States2%
9Denver, CO, United States1%
10Gilbert, AZ, United States1%
11Glendale, AZ, United States1%
12New York, NY, United States1%
13New York, United States1%
14Peoria, AZ, United States1%
15Portland, OR, United States1%
16San Diego, CA, United States1%
17Saudi Arabia1%
18Seattle, WA, United States1%
19Tucson, AZ, United States1%
20Washington, DC, United States1%
Pie chartTop locations and other recorded locations.Other: 39%
Percentages are rounded and describe observed records, not employment or admission rates.
