Employability of Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management (BSHM) Graduates of Palawan State University Brooke’s Point Campus

The main goal of this study is to evaluate the employability of the BSHM graduates. A descriptive method was used with thirty-six (36) respondents. The statistical tools used were frequency count, mean, standard deviation, ranking, and percentages. Female respondents dominate the male respondents and most of the respondents are single, almost fifty percent are graduates of batch 2021. More than half of the respondents are employed and most of the BSHM graduates acquired a job for a number of months after graduation. The program they took up is very relevant to their current job. Graduates whose work are hospitality-related industry dominates those who are working in a non-hospitality-related industry and the type of business where they are working is more on Food and Beverage Industry. General or basic subjects of the program ranked one as very significant subject that contribute to the employability of the graduates. On the average, the level of the quality of instruction and facilities in the BSHM program is “very high”. Most of the graduates are “very satisfied” with the Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management program.