What MBA Interns From The Leading Schools Are Paid by: Marc Ethier on August 02, 2019 | | 33,808 Views August 2, 2019 Copy Link Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email Share on LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp Share on Reddit NACE INTERN EMPLOYERS AT SCHOOLS OFTEN MIRROR FULL-TIME EMPLOYERS Because such a high percentage of full-time job offers come through internships, the employers who hire MBAs for summer jobs pretty much mirror those who will ultimately scoop up the same MBAs at graduation. UPDATE: At MIT’s Sloan School of Management, Boston Consulting Group was the single biggest hirer of interns last year, bringing aboard 25 of the 305 students, more than 8% of the MBA candidates who sought summer opportunities. The rest of the top intern employers at MIT: Amazon (14), Google (13), Bain & Co. (11), Anheuser-Busch/InBev (7), Bridgewater Associates (7), JPMorgan Chase (7), Tesla (7), and Goldman Sachs (5). It’s notable though, what the years will change: the firm that brought aboard the most MIT interns five years ago, McKinsey & Co., at 22, took in only 5 last year. To reiterate, though, internship salaries vary widely. At MIT, students with summer internships last year reported median monthly pay that ranged from a high of $32,000 in software/internet to a low of $800 in nonprofit/government. As an industry, consultants paid the most — a median of $11,560 a month, just edging out investment management at $11,100 — while nonprofit/government paid the least, $2,190. Previous PagePage 3 of 3 1 2 3 Questions about this article? Email us or leave a comment below. Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus.