This study explored findings from a three-year administration of the Graduating Student Questionnaire (GSQ) among member schools of the Association of Theological Schools. The GSQ is one of two instruments in the association's Student Information Project (the second is the Entering Student Questionnaire). Findings included: (1) nearly one-third of students cite work as one of their three most important sources of income; (2) four-fifths were working in their final year of study; (3) while between two-fifths and half of all graduates came to seminary with no prior debt, about one-quarter to one-third came with an educational debt in excess of $15,000; (4) students found field education and internships very helpful; (5) they are satisfied with their schools; and (6) most expect parish ministry to be their first post-seminary position. (EV)