This annual placement report provides information on the students who graduated from the New Hampshire Technical Institute and the six New Hampshire Vocational Technical Colleges. The report presents: (1) statewide placement data; (2) annual salary data for graduates employed full-time, including high and low salaries and average salaries for each program and division; (3) institutional data on the number of graduates from each program and their employment status; (4) a list of the four-year institutions to which graduates transferred; (5) a list of the employers of 1988 graduates; and (6) a roster of college placement officers. The report indicates that, in 1988, 445 men and 496 women graduated from the seven colleges. Of these graduates, 79% immediately obtained full-time employment and 3% obtained part-time jobs, with 96% of the employed graduates working in a field related to their college major. A majority (83%) of the graduates who entered the job market were employed within the state of New Hampshire. Of the remaining graduates, 12.2% were continuing their education, 0.2% had entered the military, 2.0% were seeking employment, 0.7% were not seeking employment, and 3.2% had an unknown employment status. The colleges' nursing programs had the largest number of graduates (N=177) of the more than 50 vocational-technical programs offered. The average full-time starting salary for all graduates reporting full-time salaries was $19,324, up from $17,468 in 1987. Graduates from health programs had a higher average salary ($20,928) than graduates from business programs ($16,312) or technical/industrial programs ($18,474). (AJL)