Wharton | Mr. Private Equity
GMAT 730, GPA 3.2
HEC Paris | Ms. M&A Lawyer
GMAT 700, GPA 3.5
Stanford GSB | Ms. UK In the USA
GMAT 720, GPA 1st class (UK scoring)
Kenan-Flagler | Mr. Do I Have A Shot?
GMAT EA: 151, GPA 3.1
Chicago Booth | Ms. Tech4Good
GMAT 760, GPA 3.76
Columbia | Mr. Underdog
GMAT 695 GMAT Focus (750 Legacy GMAT equivalent), GPA 2.85
McCombs School of Business | Mr. Big Pharma
GRE N/A, GPA 3.1
Kenan-Flagler | Mr. Non-Traditional Undergrad
GMAT 660, GPA 2.9
Kellogg SOM | Ms. Talent Acquisition
GRE 316, GPA 3.6
Ross | Mr. Tax Accountant
GMAT N/A, GPA 3.3
Tuck | Mr. Nothing Is Perma
GMAT 760, GPA 7/10
Kellogg SOM | Mr. Desi Product Manager
GMAT 740, GPA 2.90
Columbia | Mr. Clean
GMAT 770, GPA 3.1
Harvard | Mr. Travel Enthusiast
GRE 333, GPA 2.7
Chicago Booth | Mr. UK-Big 4
GMAT 740, GPA 2:2 (UK Scoring)

What The Class of 2012 Made This Year

by: John A. Byrne on November 02, 2012 | | 24,536 Views

What MBAs At Leading Business Schools Made This Year

 

School 2012 Median Salary Post-MBA Pay HIke 2011 2010
  1. Stanford GSB $125,000 38.9% $125,000 $120,000
  2. Harvard $120,000 33.3% $120,000 $110,000
  2. UPenn (Wharton) $120,000 33.3% $120,000 $110,000
  4. MIT Sloan $118,500 48.1% $119,000 $110,000
  5. Chicago (Booth) $115,000 53.4% $107,000 $102,000
  6. Northwestern (Kellogg) $115,000 45.6% $110,000 $105,000
  6. Dartmouth (Tuck) $115,000 77.7% $110,000 $105,000
  8. UC-Berkeley (Haas) $115,000 59.7% $111,000 $110,000
  9. Duke (Fuqua) $110,000 83.3% $101,400 $100,000
  9. Michigan (Ross) $110,000 80.3% $103,000 $100,000
  9. Columbia $110,000 37.5% $110,000 $100,000
12. Virginia (Darden) $105,000 59.1% $100,000 $100,000
12. Carnegie Mellon (Tepper) $105,000 101.9% $100,000 $95,000
14. UCLA (Anderson) $103,500 66.9% $100,000 $100,000
15. USC (Marshall) $100,000 53.8% $96,000 $94,000
16. Cornell (Johnson) $100,000 66.7% $100,000 $96,000
16. Emory (Goizueta) $100,000 100% $100,000 $90,000
16. UNC (Kenan-Flagler) $100,000 122.2% $100,000 $95,000
16. Texas-Austin (McCombs) $100,000 55.0% $100,000 $95,000
16. NYU (Stern) $100,000 48.4% $100,000 $100,000
16. Yale $100,000 60.2% $100,000 $100,000
22. Notre Dame (Mendoza) $99,500 148.8% $93,500 $90,000
23. Indiana (Kelley) $99,500 119.6% $95,000 $90,000
24. Minnesota (Carlson) $97,505 132.2% $95,507 $90,000
25. Rice (Jones) $95,000 97.9% $95,000 $95,000
26. Brigham Young (Marriott) $94,050 80.9% $92,000 $88,550
27. Georgia Tech (Scheller) $94,000 50.0% $90,000 $85,020
28. Texas A&M (Mays) $93,500 60.6% $85,000 $85,000
29. SMU (Cox) $90,000 50.0% $82,400 $81,000
30. Michigan State (Broad) $86,700 268.6% $87,500 $86,200

 

Source: Bloomberg BusinessWeek as reported by schools

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