- Students who participate in Student Unions & Activities student organizations are significantly more likely to agree that they have decided upon a future career path
- Students who participate in Off-campus Living programs are significantly more likely to agree that their intended career aligns with their values
- Students who participate in Student Unions & Activities student organizations and the Leadership Enrichment Programs & Leadership Minor are significantly more likely to agree that their intended career aligns with their strengths and skills
- Students who participate in Student Unions & Activities student organizations and Off-campus Living programs are significantly more likely to agree that their intended career aligns with their interests
- Students who participate in Service-oriented student organizations through Student Unions & Activities are significantly more likely to agree that they have grown in their professionalism and work ethic—demonstrating personal accountability and effective work habits (such as punctuality)
- Students who have been mentored by a student affairs professional and those who participate in Student Unions & Activities student organizations and Multicultural Student Engagement programs are significantly more likely to agree that they have grown in their career management skills—to identify and articulate their skills, strengths, knowledge, and experiences relevant to careers
