This report is a requirement of "The Career Preparation Expansion Act." The act directs the Maryland Longitudinal Data System Center and the Governor's Workforce Development Board to produce a report on the workforce outcomes of high school graduates five years after graduation. Specifically, the report must include their wages earned, the hours worked and the industry in which they are employed. This report seeks to understand this population (high school graduates, class of 2012) and their workforce outcomes within the context of the other critical factor in the lives of recent high school graduates: postsecondary education. The first five years after high school is traditionally the time when high school graduates engage in college; and that is certainly the case with the cohort analyzed for this report. Notably, 79% of the high school graduates had or continue to have some involvement with college during the first five years after high school. The impact of college on workforce outcomes is of critical importance and highlighted throughout this report.