Tracer Study of Alumni of the Applied Business Administration Study Program of Batam State Polytechnic (Case Study of Alumni In 2015-2021)

Wirawan, Adhitomo
Rahman, Fuad Arif
Palit, Agnes Tiaranadya
Devano, Alrido Martha
Olifia, Jessica

JOURNAL OF APPLIED BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Vol 7 No 2 (2023): Journal of Applied Business Administration

This study aims to provide empirical evidence regarding the tracer study of alumni of the Batam State Polytechnic Applied Business Administration Study Program (Case Study of Alumni 2015-2021). The research data is mainly sourced from questionnaires distributed to 227 alumni samples determined by the Krejcie & Morgan technique. Respondent characteristics are presented based on gender, type of class attended, year of graduation, and current domicile distribution. In addition, respondent data is presented based on the absorption of alumni which includes employment status, description of the respondent's current situation, type of work done, income, and how to get a job. The results showed that as many as 211 alumni (92.95%) had jobs that were relevant to the curriculum, but as many as 16 alumni (7.05%) did not have relevant jobs so that the Applied Business Administration Study Program curriculum had high relevance to the world of work.