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 26. Southern Methodist (Cox) $2,243,000 $100,748 39 27. Texas-Austin (McCombs) $2,235,000 $123,868 19 28. Georgia (Terry) $2,217,000 $86,096 49 29. Washington University (Olin) $2,180,000 $110,533 23 30. Georgia Tech (Scheller) $2,166,000 $108,055 31 31. Georgetown (McDonough) $2,162,000 $118,620 22 32. Minnesota (Carlson) $2,137,000 $117,972 36 33. Purdue (Krannert) $2,101,000 $100,609 41 33. Wake Forest (Babcock) $2,101,000 $93,957 46 35. Arizona State (Carey) $2,083,000 $103,903 42 36. Maryland (Smith) $2,080,000 $98,723 29 37. Brigham Young (Marriott) $2,068,000 $110,216 43 38. George Washington University $2,067,000 $87,198 50 39. Indiana (Kelley) $2,065,000 $113,898 20 40. Illinois-Urbana-Champaign $2,053,000 $94,751 44 41. South Carolina (Moore) $2,042,000 $84,771 51 42. Penn State (Smeal) $2,028,000 $108,961 33 43. Rochester (Simon) $2,016,000 $92,262 37 44. Florida (Hough) $1,994,000 $84,281 48 45. Wisconsin-Madison $1,969,000 $109,293 30 46. Case Western Reserve (Weatherhead) $1,960,000 $79,129 52 47. Michigan State (Broad) $1,865,000 $102,806 38 48. Iowa (Tippie) $1,856,000 $95,058 35 49. Ohio State (Fisher) $1,783,000 $108,510 26 50. Texas A&M (Mays) $1,781,820 $97,480 34 Source: Payscale Inc. for 20-year estimate, business schools reporting to U.S. News for 2013 starting pay and bonus Notes: Poets&Quants asked Payscale to make these 20-year estimates for schools ranked in the top 50 by P&Q. Payscale was unable to come up with reliable estimates for two schools–Rice University’s Jones School and Boston College’s Carroll School of Business–so those schools were not included in the analysis. Instead, the schools rated 51st and 52nd, the University of South Carolina’s Moore School and Case Western Reserve’s Weatherhead School, were added to the list because PayScale had sufficient data to create an estimate for the MBAs of those schools. Previous PagePage 4 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.