USC Marshall | Mr. Ambitious
GRE 323, GPA 3.01
Stanford GSB | Ms. East Africa Specialist
GMAT 690, GPA 3.34
Harvard | Mr. Nonprofit Social Entrepreneur
GMAT 740, GPA 3.7
Harvard | Mr. Merchant Of Debt
GMAT 760, GPA 3.5 / 4.0 in Master 1 / 4.0 in Master 2
Harvard | Mr. Improve Healthcare
GMAT 730, GPA 2.8
NYU Stern | Mr. Low Gmat
GMAT 690, GPA 73.45 % (No GPA in undergrad)
Darden | Mr. Indian Telecom ENG
GRE 340, GPA 3.56
Tuck | Ms. Nigerian Footwear
GRE None, GPA 4.5
Stanford GSB | Mr. Low GPA To Stanford
GMAT 770, GPA 2.7
Berkeley Haas | Mr. 360 Consultant
GMAT 720, GPA 3.4
Berkeley Haas | Mr. Low GPA High GRE
GRE 325, GPA 3.2
Darden | Mr. Senior Energy Engineer
GMAT 710, GPA 2.5
Duke Fuqua | Ms. Health Care Executive
GMAT 690, GPA 3.3
Chicago Booth | Mr. Finance Musician
GRE 330, GPA 3.6
NYU Stern | Mr. Hail Mary 740
GMAT 740, GPA 2.94
Harvard | Mr. London Artist
GMAT 730, GPA First Class Honours (4.0 equivalent)
Harvard | Mr. Professional Boy Scout
GMAT 660, GPA 3.83
SDA Bocconi | Mr. Pharma Manager
GMAT 650, GPA 3,2
N U Singapore | Ms. Biomanager
GMAT 520, GPA 2.8
Kellogg | Mr. Young PM
GMAT 710, GPA 9.64/10
Wharton | Mr. Indian VC
GRE 333, GPA 3.61
MIT Sloan | Mr. Tech Enthusiast
GRE 325, GPA 6.61/10
Harvard | Mr. Midwest Dreamer
GMAT 760, GPA 3.3
Foster School of Business | Ms. Diamond Dealer
GRE 308, GPA Merit
NYU Stern | Mr. Low Undergraduate GPA
GMAT 720 (Expected), GPA 2.49
Stanford GSB | Ms. Try Something New
GMAT 740, GPA 3.86
Darden | Mr. Military Missile Defense
GRE 317, GPA 3.26

U.S. Schools With The Most International MBAs

by: John Herrick on June 30, 2015 | 14 Comments Comments 7,678 Views

Foreign Students In The Top 100 U.S. MBA Programs

 

SchoolInt’l %Int’l #Origin NationsMean U.S. SalaryMean Int’l Salary
Miami24.1%45Venezuela 22%

Colombia 15%

Indonesia 7%

$70,885$73,540
Kansas22.8%13N/A$58,300N/A
Texas – Austin (McCombs)21.6%119India 45%

China 15%

Mexico 11%

$107,272$108,820
Wake Forest21.1%20N/A$87,241$70,150
Wisconsin – Madison19.6%39India 42%

China 29%

Taiwan 5%

$96,717$91,858
LSU – Baton Rouge (Ourso)19.5%17China 61%

India 24%

Honduras 5%

$57,839$48,375
Oregon (Lundquist)18.9%14Canada 5%

China 5%

India 4%

$82,000 $65,000
Vanderbilt (Owen)18%60India 26.7%

S. Korea 13.3%

Japan 11.7%

$100,463$100,806
Colorado – Boulder (Leeds)17.4%26China 29%

India 15%

Taiwan 11%

$72,767N/A
Brigham Young (Marriot)17.3%52India 23%

China 15%

Brazil 10%

$97,725$96,456
Florida (Hough)17.1%20India 20.9%

16.4%

Colombia 5%

$86,673$102,500
Oklahoma17.1%13India 46%

China 32%

Vietnam 8%

$70,346$40,000
South Carolina (Moore)16.9%14India 86%

Pakistan 7%

Croatia%

$88,714$82,750
Louisville14.9%7U.S 36.4%

China 18.2%

U.K 9.1%

$54,080$100,000
Baylor (Hankamer)13.8%12India 25%

Nigeria 16%

Honduras 16%

$72,545$50,000
Tennessee – Knoxville13.8%20N/A$76,937$68,333
Alabama (Manderson)9.1%15India 27%

China 20%

Argentina 7%

$66,936$48,542
Texas Tech University (Rawls)8.4%18N/A$57,768N/A
Utah (Eccles)5.1%6India 40%

Canada 11.1%

China 11.1%

$78,740N/A

Source: Business schools reporting to U.S. News

Part of a series on the U.S. job market for international MBAs

Part of a series on the U.S. job market for international MBAs

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