The Most Lucrative Seven-Figure MBA Degrees by: John A. Byrne on October 13, 2014 | | 560,119 Views October 13, 2014 Copy Link Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email Share on LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp Share on Reddit What MBAs From The Top Schools Make Over 20 Years School 20-Year Earnings 2013 Starting Pay & Bonus P&Q Rank 1. Harvard Business School $3,233,000 $138,346 1 2. Stanford Graduate School of Business $3,011,000 $137,525 2 3. Pennsylvania (Wharton) $2,989,000 $141,243 4 4. UC-Berkeley (Haas) $2,858,000 $134,078 10 5. Columbia Business School $2,796,000 $137,654 7 6. MIT (Sloan) $2,723,000 $137,057 6 7. Virginia (Darden) $2,705,000 $136,102 13 8. Dartmouth (Tuck) $2,703,000 $139,036 8 9. New York (Stern) $2,639,000 $131,975 14 10. UCLA (Anderson) $2,593,000 $123,353 15 11. Chicago (Booth) $2,558,000 $135,982 3 12. Northwestern (Kellogg) $2,544,600 $135,838 5 13. Cornell (Johnson) $2,537,000 $129,037 11 14. Duke (Fuqua) $2,514,000 $135,101 9 15. Michigan (Ross) $2,479,000 $134,883 12 16. Yale School of Management $2,468,000 $126,013 17 17. Emory (Goizueta) $2,344,000 $124,148 21 18. Vanderbilt (Owen) $2,334,000 $113,170 25 19. Boston University $2,329,000 $103,291 40 20. Carnegie Mellon (Tepper) $2,322,000 $131,181 16 21. UC-Irvine (Merage) $2,319,900 $89,719 47 22. Southern California (Marshall) $2,307,000 $116,011 28 23. North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler) $2,298,000 $123,526 18 24. University of Washington (Foster) $2,286,000 $118,759 24 25. Notre Dame (Mendoza) $2,261,000 $115,296 32 Source: Payscale Inc. for 20-year estimate, business schools reporting to U.S. News for 2013 starting pay and bonus Previous Page Continue ReadingPage 3 of 4 1 2 3 4 Questions about this article? Email us or leave a comment below. Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus.