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A tracer study of SBCS BA graduates from 2011 to 2016 in their respective professions: An evaluation of BA faculty contributions to their successes and achievements

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Skip to main Communities My dashboard Log in Sign up SDCA-RDO Journals Repository Published May 31, 2021 | Version v1 Journal article Open A tracer study of SBCS BA graduates from 2011 to 2016 in their respective professions: An evaluation of BA faculty contributions to their successes and achievements Authors/Creators Licauco Jr., Agripino P. (Researcher) 1 Show affiliations 1.

School of Business and Computer Studies, St. Dominic College of Asia, Bacoor, Cavite, Philippines Description The researcher made this tracer study to evaluate and emphasize the importance and valuable contributions of the BA faculty in shaping, molding, and guiding the BA students in their prospective careers and preparing them to undertake responsibilities in their respective workplaces according to their chosen profession. Graduating from college is not an assurance that students will eventually become successful in his or her chosen field. Suffice it to say that the learnings the students have gained during their years of stay in the institution may not be enough to compensate for what lies ahead in the workplaces they may find themselves in the future. The school, through its Alumni Association, should make every effort to keep tabs with their graduates and find out their places of work, how they are presently faring out, see how well they are performing, and dwell on their successes and achievements. This is simply the reason why schools have an Alumni Office, and its people should be charged with regularly monitoring the whereabouts of the school’s graduates. But all this may have no bearing at all to our graduates if we will not consider the contributions of the BA faculty who served as the “wind beneath the wings” of their students and taught and inspired them to be who they are today. Files BSBA2021-01_LICAUCO.pdf Files (328.4 kB) Name Size Download all BSBA2021-01_LICAUCO.pdf md5:786190c07d1380cc3e657b8e92b70458 328.4 kB Preview Download Additional details References Abergos, M. V. S., Miniano, C. M. B., Ramos, L. R., Daraway, A. C., & De Vera, R. C. (2008). College of Business Administration graduates research study. In R. A. 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The use of tracer study in improving undergraduate programs in the university. Asia Pacific Higher Education Research Journal (APHERJ), 6(1), 13-25. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335429907_The_Use_of_Tracer_Study_in_Improving_Undergraduate_Programs_in_the_University Licauco, A. P. Jr. (2015). A tracer study of the Business Administration graduates of the School of Business and Computer Studies from the years 2011 – 2014 (Unpublished manuscript). St. Dominic College of Asia. Tumamak, G. G. Jr. (2012). A tracer study of the graduates of the College of Business Administration (2007-2011) (Unpublished manuscript). St. Dominic College of Asia. Virata, A. J. A. (2014). A tracer study of recent graduates from the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology of SDCA, Bacoor City (Unpublished manuscript). 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