Emory Goizueta | Ms. Athlete To Consulting
GMAT 655, GPA 3.89
NYU Stern | Mr. Structural Engineer A
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MIT Sloan | Ms. Engineering + Extracurriculars
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Kellogg SOM | Mr. Fertilizer Financier
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These Schools Are The Top MBA Feeders To The Tech Industry

by: Marc Ethier on August 12, 2019 | 43,214 Views

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Of the 12 schools that reported drops in tech jobs for MBA graduates, five are Midwest schools: Washington Olin, Indiana Kelley, Minnesota Carlson, Michigan State Broad, and Notre Dame Mendoza. It’s noteworthy, perhaps, that four of those five are public schools.

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