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First Destination Survey finds 23 percent of CWRU’s 2017 graduates working full-time stayed in Cleveland

May 7, 2018

23 percent of Case Western Reserve University’s 2017 graduates working full-time stayed in Cleveland, survey shows

cleveland.com: According to the annual First Destination Survey, 23 percent of Case Western Reserve University‘s 2017 graduates working full-time stayed in Cleveland. In total, 53 percent of surveyed graduates are working full-time.

First Destination Survey finds 23 percent of CWRU’s 2017 graduates working full-time stayed in Cleveland

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