Project 2

This project delves into the career trajectories of graduates (alumni) from two universities, College A and College B. We'll analyze six separate CSV datasets, categorized as higher education pursuits (HS), self-employment (SE), and service/job placements (SJ) for each institution.

By exploring these datasets concerning graduation year and chosen course of study, we aim to uncover valuable insights into:

Career Trends: How do graduates' career paths evolve? Are there shifts in industry preferences or career choices across different graduating years?

Program-Job Correlation: Do specific programs at each college tend to lead to particular careers? Can we identify any strong connections between education and employment destinations?

This analysis can empower both universities:

Colleges: Gain valuable data on how their programs translate into real-world career outcomes for graduates. This information can be used to improve curriculum or career guidance services.

Students: Students can utilize these insights for informed career planning, and understanding potential career paths based on their chosen course of study.

Let's delve into the data and discover the fascinating world of alumni career choices!

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