As part of an ongoing evaluation of the career programs at William Rainey Harper College (WRHC), a follow-up study was conducted of 1984 program graduates, and results were compared with those from earlier surveys. Questionnaires were sent to 763 students who graduated from career programs in 1983-84, requesting demographic information, current education or employment status, and views of WRHC programs and services. Study findings, based on a 76% response rate, included the following: (1) 42% of the graduates had been Nursing or Data Processing majors; (2) almost 53% of the respondents were employed full-time and not in college, representing the highest full-time employment level since 1970; (3) 11.5% were employed part-time and not in college, which was the highest level in WRHC's history; (4) almost 6% of those employed were self-employed; (5) only 30.5% of the graduates were continuing their education, representing the lowest portion since 1971; (6) total unemployment was 5%; (7) 69% were in jobs closely related to their major at WRHC; (8) the average annual salary among graduates was $18,124, up 8% from 1982; and (9) internship opportunities, teaching faculty, the learning resources center, disabled/hearing impaired services, and course selection were features of the college rated most highly. The questionnaire and extensive data tables detailing results are included in the report. (LAL)