The National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS), released findings from its Annual Career Survey, reflecting the preferences of high-achieving students in the areas of career choices, employers, workplace environment, technology, communications and educational goals. The survey reflects career choices and workplace preferences of more than 12,000 high school and college students and young professionals.
Respondents ranked their top three preferences from a list of more than
220 companies generated from Fortune’s “Top 100 Companies to Work For”; DiversityInc’s list of t”Top 50 Companies for Diversity”; select companies from “Fortune Global 500”; and write-in choices.Health-related employers dominate top careers, and students chose STEM majors accordingly, with the top being medical and health-related fields, sciences, engineering/technology, business, and psychology.
Check out the top companies to work for 2014 according to student preferences:
- St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
- Walt Disney Co.
- Apple, Inc.
- Local hospital
- FBI
- DreamWorks Animation SKG
- Health Care Service Corp.
- Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)