The 5,837 Zamorano graduates, including over 700 women, include farm and agro-industry owners, directors and executives at corporations and banks, scholars and researchers, leaders of projects and non governmental development organizations, government ministers and other distinguished professionals in general.

Zamorano graduates have an excellent reputation in distinguished university postgraduate programs. Among them: Florida, Cornell, Purdue, California, Illinois and Texas A & M in the United States; INCAE and CATIE in Central America; Wageningen in the Netherlands and others in Europe; and the National Science and Technology University in Taiwan. Our graduates also obtain specializations at universities in Chile and Brazil following their formation at Zamorano.

History shows that Zamorano graduates tend to excel in academic performance at such universities, testifying to the high quality of the Zamorano integral training. Graduates with high grade point averages are very likely to obtain financial aid at other universities for specialization studies.

Zamorano graduates are generally recognized for their versatility, perseverance, productivity, willingness to lend service, and their constant personal and professional improvement. Fraternal bonds developed during studies at Zamorano provide lifetime friendships.

Organized into national chapters, they provide orientation to applicants and financial aid through loan programs in some countries. They also provide service training opportunities and job-related orientation to their colleagues.