Provides information from 1,504 graduates of selected occupational programs regarding the effectiveness of their Illinois community college experience. Data for this report were obtained from responses to a standardized survey. The survey instrument addresses attendance objective, education status, employment status, salary, employment start-up, geographic location of employment, and satisfaction with employment and components of the educational program completed. Part 1 of this report provides an overall summary of survey outcomes. Part 2 includes an in-depth analysis of survey results according to specific program areas. Overall findings are as follows: (1) 93.3% of graduates were employed or pursuing additional education or both, and 89% of the occupational completers were employed; (2) among working graduates, 87% held full-time status in their current jobs, 81% were employed in positions related to the field in which they studied at the community college, 78% obtained their current positions while enrolled or after graduating, 94% were employed in Illinois, and the average salary was $12.36/hour; (3) graduates employed full-time earned the equivalent of about $26,458; (4) the average rate of unemployment was 4%; (5) nearly 23% of the respondents were pursuing additional education; and (6) on average, graduates expressed satisfaction with components of their program and with college services. Appendices contain data tables derived from survey results. (Contains 14 references.) (VWC)