First Destination Report
Rollins 2025 grads achieving immediate success
Rollins grads launch their meaningful lives and productive careers with a significant advantage. For proof, look no further than the success of Rollins’ graduating class of 2025. Each year, Rollins’ Center for Career & Life Planning tracks the accomplishments of our graduating seniors as they embark on their first careers, enroll in graduate school, or participate in prestigious service.
This First Destination Report on the Class of 2025 is based on 96 percent of College of Liberal Arts graduates. Data is collected up to one year after graduation from sources that include student surveys, the National Student Clearinghouse, and LinkedIn.
Class of 2025 Outcomes By the Numbers
- 92%
were employed, continuing their education, or engaged in volunteer or military service six months after graduation.
- $55K
Average annual salary was $55,000, and more than half of grads were earning $50,000 or more.
- 30%
were continuing their education.
Where 2025 Grads Are Working
Rollins’ 2025 grads have launched productive careers at some of the world’s top companies and organizations.
Uniquely Prepared to Succeed
Armed with timeless tools and in-demand experience, Rollins grads are ready for anything.
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“Rollins’ hands-on, relationship-based approach to learning taught me to think critically from multiple angles, speak up, and explore a wide breadth of knowledge. With fewer people in a room, you’re pushed to find your voice and listen to those around you meaningfully. That foundation gave me the confidence to present ideas thoughtfully and adapt to new technology and changes in the business landscape.”
Emily Reynolds ’25
Financial Analyst, The Walt Disney Company -
“Rollins laid the foundation for my current path by immersing me in an interdisciplinary liberal arts education. Through close mentorship from my professors and collaborative research opportunities, I was able to merge my interests in computer science and psychology. This early exposure to the intersection of technology and learning is exactly what led me to pursue my master’s in learning design and technology.”
Nchimunya Mwiinga ’25
MS Candidate, Stanford University -
“Rollins prepared me for success the moment I stepped on campus. I came in completely undecided about what I wanted to pursue, but I left as an independent thinker and a confident artist who was ready to dive into my Fulbright assignment. Rollins is really a place where you get to create, experiment with, and explore your calling. I benefited so much from having mentors who helped me artistically and musically.”
Pia Hernandez ’25
Fulbright Research Award, Choral Conducting, Instituto Politécnico de Lisboa
Where 2025 Grads Are Studying
A Rollins education has prepared our grads to thrive at some of the world’s most prestigious graduate schools.
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Class of 2025 Spotlights
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Where 2025 Grads Are Serving
A Rollins education prepares graduates to serve on a global stage—whether through prestigious opportunities like the Fulbright Scholarship, joining the Peace Corps, or pursuing leadership through military service.
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