Abstract

This study was conducted to determine the status of employment of graduates of the BS in Business Administratssion major in Financial Management from school years 2017 to 2020, their level of preparation at Notre Dame of Marbel University, and their employability. Specifically, the study described the profile of graduates, their present employment, and employment history. The level of preparation was determined in terms of contribution of NDMU on preparation for work, competencies perceived to be useful in job, quality of learning gained on the following aspects of NDMU, and helpful support services of NDMU. The graduates’ level of satisfaction was also determined. Ultimately, the study determined the variable that influenced employability of graduates. The study used quantitative research design. The University was able to prepare the graduates holistically. They acquired skills necessary to perform their jobs well. In general, the graduates are very highly satisfied with their academic experience at NDMU and their student life in the University. Based on the findings of the study it was concluded that the employability of graduates of the BSBA FM program is high. This is evident in the high percentage of graduates employed in less than six months after graduation. The contribution of NDMU on preparation for work significantly influence the employability of graduates. Strengthening the curriculum to address the needs of the industry and ensuring that graduates are equipped with all necessary knowledge, skills, and holistic self-beliefs can increase the probability of being employed in less than six (6) months.

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