2021 MBA Employment Reports & Class Profiles

There is always another question behind the first question you pose.

How much will I make after I graduate?

That really means, Is this worth the time and cost?

Who will some of my classmates be?

Translation: Are they smart, fun, and well-connected?

Of course, GMAT and GPA questions always boil down to this: Will this school even consider my application?

To answer these questions, Poets&Quants produces three school-by-school series:

Incoming Class Profiles: In-depth analysis on the data points — including GMAT scores, demographic breakdowns, and professional backgrounds — of incoming classes (along with historical data reflecting school trends).

MBA Employment Reports: A look at graduating class compensation, so readers know who made what and where — and how it compares to previous classes and other schools.

Class of Profiles: A personal look at incoming MBA classes, headlined by 12 in-depth profiles of first-years and a comprehensive Q&A with a top school administrator.

Have questions about Stanford, Harvard, Wharton, Booth, or Sloan? Check out the stories below for an inside look at the top MBA programs.

 

INCOMING CLASS PROFILES

Harvard Business School Class Profile: HBS Enrolls Largest MBA Cohort Ever

Deconstructing Harvard Business School’s Largest MBA Class Ever

Stanford GSB Reports A Record GMAT For Its MBA Class of 2023

Wharton Record GMAT Scores: Is The School Over-indexing Test Scores For Admissions

A Record 52% of Wharton’s Fall Cohort Will Be Female

MIT Sloan: Another M7 Class Profile, Another Big Jump In MBA Apps and International Students

Chicago Booth’s MBA Class of 2023: More Apps and Record GMAT and Women

In Kellogg’s MBA Class of 2023, A Return To Normal and BIg Strides Forward

Columbia Business School: Another M7 Class Profile Shows Renewed Strength Of The MBA

New Record GMAT Average For Dartmouth Tuck MBA Class of 2023

Michigan Ross Is Latest School To Report Historic Gains For Women In The MBA

Berkeley Haas MBA Class of 2023: More Apps, Smaller Class

Yale SOM MBA Class of 2023: Apps and GMATs Up

Apps Up 8% and New Record GMAT for NYU Stern’s MBA Class of 2023

A Tale of Two MBA Class Profiles: Cornell Johnson and UCLA Anderson

Darden Gets Big International Student Rebound In MBA Class of 2023

Duke Fuqua’s MBA Class of 2023 Profile Sets New Records and a High Bar

Apps Climb and GMATs Explode at Georgetown McDonough

 

MBA EMPLOYMENT REPORTS

Class of 2021: Harvard Job Placement Rebounds Even As Pay Slips

Wharton 2021 MBA Employment Report: Jobs For Nearly Everyone

Stanford GSB’s 2020 MBA Employment Report

MBA Jobs Are Smooth Sailing For MIT Sloan Grads

Big Bump In Total Comp In Final Chicago Booth 2021 Jobs Report

Kellogg Offers Sneak Peek At 2021 MBA Jobs Report

MBA Tech Jobs Take Off In Chicago Booth 2021 Report

2021 Dartmouth Tuck MBA Employment Report

MBA Class of 2021 Jobs: Berkeley Haas Median Salaries Leap By $9K

School Records For MBA Placement and Salary for Fuqua 2021

2021 MBA Jobs: Record Pay and Placement at Michigan Ross

NYU Stern: Another Leading U.S. Business School Reports Rising MBA Salaries In A Strong Jobs Report

The Bounce Back Year: Record Pay and Placement In Darden’s MBA Class of 2021

MBA Employment: Plenty of Jobs For Yale SOM MBAs But Median Pay Flattens

MBA Employment Reports Pushes 2020 Further Into Rearview: Carnegie Mellon Tepper, Georgetown McDonough, and Emory Goizueta

99% Employment For MBAs From This Top-25 B-School (Emory Goizueta)

The Bounce Back: This Trio Of MBA Jobs Reports Has A Common Thread: Georgia Tech, Rice, Vanderbilt

London Business School: 2020 MBA Employment Report

Next Page: Class of 20222/2023 Profiles.

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