Arizona State University Placements: Jobs Opportunities, and Salaries by Degrees and Job Titles

Placement:

Almost all students end up having 1-2 jobs in their hand by the time they graduate irrespective of their internship status.

Internship:

No, I have worked as a teaching assistant under the professor for almost a year, so I didn't get time to intern or co-op.

Placement:

Great, college helps with jobs opportunities and connecting to people in the industry.

I decided to study in this college because of Location, weather, sports and work opportunities. Overall, the experience is great, lots of resource, but one has to know how to use them. Huge university so one can socialise and make friends and professional contacts. But it wouldn't be serve in a platter.

Placement:

ASU has a pretty solid placement system. People most likely land some internships and, eventually, full-time jobs.

Internship:

Internship: Not as of now.

Placement:

ASU grads find employment with a wide range of prestigious employers across various industries. Tech : google, Microsoft, intel Finance : JP Morgan chase, BoFA Healthcare: Mayo Clinic, Dignity health Their average salary ranged from 58000-65000 per year For engineering specifically 70000-85000 per year

Internship:

Employer : Intel Corporation Position : Software Engineering Intern Stipend : 25-30 USD per hour ASU 's Handshake platform is the primary resource for finding on- campus job opportunities.

Placement:

We have to look for it ourselves but there are career fairs and virtual events by college as well. They are helpful too.

Internship:

No, I didn’t find an internship.

Placement:

Career fair will help us to know the companies. no on campus placements. still jobless after 9 months of graduation

acceptance rate is high. good ranking. good for international students

Placement:

There are a lot of companies like intel and amazon that visit the career fair but it is not the same as how it is in india. Every student has to put in his own effort of hunting for jobs and it is tough, specially with the current market. But eventually, you will land one for sure

Internship:

I have not yet gotten an internship/co-op yet.

Placement:

This is great if you plan ahead and track all the career fairs and mark your calendars and meet with the right people.

Overall it was wonderful experience and also very challenging. there were occasions where I had to mentally strong to cope up with the ever changing scenarios and the keep with the fast paced academics and coursework while maintaining my personal life, all in a well balanced scale.

Placement:

There are plenty of labs available at ASU, that belongs to many different professors and you can contact the professor if you are interested to to Ph.D. Like for professor who taught Cloud Computing had lab named - IMPACT Lab.

Internship:

No, I have been working on-campus.

Placement:

Placements are not so great, the crowd is massive so you barely get a chance in the competition. I would suggest to look for colleges that have better teaching but with controlled student population.

I wouldn’t suggest ASU in regards of college placement they never works out, because of the population here. You barely even get a chance speak directly with the company. NO JOKE!! It’s almost the same for all the departments until you got to choose one where there’s no Indian students at all. ASU is full of international Indian students where everyone is looking for a job. The competition is massive.