Students assess, provide counseling and help them meet their goals. Peters said that Stout also does a great deal of applied research and that other rehabilitation professionals recognize this. In fact, the study which was made to compile the national list of schools is a reputational study. Faculty at institutions all over the country are surveyed. Stout's teaching, service and applied approach were all recognized.
Placement reflects that.
The 1,000 Stout students who have graduated in the program since 1968 are working all over the country, from Alaska to Hawaii, as well as Australia, China and Japan, according to faculty. Grads can pick a state they want to live in and find a job in vocational rehabilitation there.