Participation Rates for Graduating Seniors

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Participation Rates for Graduating Seniors

Graduates Who Engaged in Applied Learning per College*

College	Seniors Total	Activity	Engaged Seniors

College of Arts & Sciences	4,339	Internships, S-L, Co-op	3,000
Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences	355	Clinicals	250
College of Business Administration	3,023	Service-Learning	3,023
College of Education	1,449	Internship	1,449
College of Engineering and Computer Science	1,809	Senior Design	1,659
College of Health & Public Affairs	2,064	Internship, Clinicals	1,900
College of Optics and Photonics	0
Rosen College of Hospitality Management	445	Co-op	445

	13,523		11,726	86.7%

* Numbers reflect Spring 2005 graduating students who participated in applied learning courses during their tenure at UCF.