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MBA Employment Report MBA Employment Report Full-Time Data, Class of 2015 Internship Data, Class of 2016 TWO‐YEAR CLASS OF 2015 FULL‐TIME STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS STATUS NUMBER Total Students 135 Average Age 27 Female Students 24% Minority Students 10% International Students 20% EMPLOYMENT SUMMARY STATUS NUMBER PERCENTAGE Total Students 135 100% Students Seeking Employment 123 91.1% Reporting Job Offers 117 95.1% Reporting Job Acceptances 114 92.7% Students Not Seeking Employment 96.7% Company-Sponsored 21.5% Self-Employed/Starting Own Business 21.5% Postponed Job Search/Continuing Education 32.2% Personal Reason 21.5% Students Not Responding to Survey 32.2% 2 TWO‐YEAR CLASS OF 2015 FULL‐TIME COMPENSATION BY INDUSTRY INDUSTRY PERCENT ACCEPTS MEDIAN SALARY ALL INDUSTRIES 100% $105,000 Consulting 20.2% $135,000 Consumer Products 5.3% $95,000 Energy & Utilities 4.4% $102,000 Financial Services 28.9% $106,000 Health Care 6.1% $101,000 Manufacturing 3.5% $105,000 Technology 8.8% $120,000 All Other 16.7% $106,500 COMPENSATION BY FUNCTION FUNCTIONS PERCENT ACCEPTS MEDIAN SALARY ALL FUNCTIONS 100% $105,000 Consulting 22.8% $127,500 Finance/Accounting 30.7% $106,000 General Management 7.0% $105,000 Marketing/Sales 14.0% $104,000 Operations/Logistics 2.6% $100,000 All Other 10.5% $102,000 3 TWO‐YEAR CLASS OF 2015 FULL‐TIME LOCATION CHOICES LOCATION PERCENT ACCEPTS MEDIAN SALARY United States 96.1% $105,000 International 3.9% $80,000 West Midwest Northeast 17% 31% 21% $118,500 $100,000 $120,000 Mid Atlantic 4% $110,000 Southwest 10% South $125,000 6% $85,000 SOURCE OF ACCEPTANCES INDUSTRY NUMBER PERCENT School-Facilitated Activities 70 61.4% Scheduled Interviews On and Off Campus 19 19.2% School-Facilitated Internships 33 33.3% Job Fairs 15 15.2% All Other 33.3% Graduate-Facilitated Activities 29 25.4% Graduate-Facilitated Internships 88.1% Family, Friends Outside of School 10 10.1% All Other 11 11.1% No Response Provided 15 13.2% 4 TWO‐YEAR CLASS OF 2015 FULL‐TIME EMPLOYERS THE FOLLOWING EMPLOYERS HIRED MEMBERS OF MENDOZA’S CLASS OF 2015 21st Century Fox Ecolab Pacific Gas & Electric Company Allan Brothers Eli Lilly & Company PPG Industries Alvarez & Marsal Emerson Company Press Ganey Associates Amazon, Inc. ExxonMobil PricewaterhouseCoopers American Airlines, Inc. Ernst & Young Procter & Gamble Anchor Brewers Fila Korea Raymond James Financial, Inc. Bank of America/Merrill Lynch GE Capital Rise Interactive Blue Cross Blue Shield Goldman Sachs & Co. Royal Bank of Canada Boston Consulting Group Google Ruane, Cunniff & Goldfarb, Inc. Bradley Corporation Grainger Salesforce.com BTS Group GSW Electric Samper HH Capital One Home Depot SAP Cisco Systems IBM Schiff Hardin LLP Citigroup Indiana University Health Siemens ConocoPhillips Intel Synchrony Financial Credit Suisse J.J.B Hilliard, W.L. Lyons, Inc. Scotts Miracle-Gro Dairy Management Jefferies & Co. The Walt Disney Co. Deloitte M&T Bank UBS Investment Bank Delta Air Lines Manpower Group UGI Corp. Deutsche Bank McKesson UPS Dover Corporation McKinsey & Company Vennli DSM Food Specialties Microsoft Whirlpool DunnhumbyUSA Nationwide Insurance Windhaven Insurance 5 TWO‐YEAR CLASS OF 2016 INTERNSHIPS STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS STATUS NUMBER Total Students 127 Average Age 27 Female Students 29% Minority Students 11% International Students 30% EMPLOYMENT SUMMARY STATUS NUMBER PERCENTAGE Total Students 130 100% Students Seeking Employment 114 87.7% Reporting Job Offers 114 100.0% Reporting Job Acceptances 114 100.0% Students Not Seeking Employment 10 6.7% Company-Sponsored 10.8% Self-Employed/Starting Own Business 21.5% Postponed Job Search/Continuing Education 10.8% Personal Reason 64.6% Students Not Responding to Survey 64.6% 6 TWO‐YEAR CLASS OF 2016 INTERNSHIPS COMPENSATION BY INDUSTRY INDUSTRY PERCENT ACCEPTS MEDIAN SALARY ALL INDUSTRIES 100% $6,634 Consulting 9.5% $5,187 Consumer Products 19.0% $6,890 Energy & Utilities 2.9% $7,000 Financial Services 20.0% $7,293 Health Care 5.7% $5,633 Manufacturing 7.6% $4,580 Technology 15.2% $6,825 All Other 16.2% $6,411 COMPENSATION BY FUNCTION FUNCTIONS PERCENT ACCEPTS MEDIAN SALARY ALL FUNCTIONS 100% $6,634 Consulting 11.4% $4,558 Finance/Accounting 36.2% $6,413 General Management 5.7% $5,580 Marketing/Sales 31.4% $6,933 Operations/Logistics 6.7% $7,078 All Other 8.6% $6,123 7 TWO‐YEAR CLASS OF 2016 INTERNSHIPS LOCATION CHOICES LOCATION PERCENT ACCEPTS MEDIAN SALARY United States 96.2% $6,812 International 3.8% Insufficient Data West Midwest Northeast 7% 56% 13% $7,630 $6,412 $6,933 Mid Atlantic 6% $7,130 Southwest 9% South $6,913 9% $6,847 SOURCE OF ACCEPTANCES INDUSTRY NUMBER PERCENT School-Facilitated Activities 86 81.9% Scheduled Interviews On and Off Campus 38 36.2% Alumni/Faculty Referrals 87.6% Job Fairs 26 24.8% All Other 14 13.3% Graduate-Facilitated Activities 19 18.1% Family, Friends Outside of School 10 9.5% Internet 87.6% All Other 11.0% No Response Provided 00.0% 8 TWO‐YEAR CLASS OF 2016 INTERNSHIPS EMPLOYERS THE FOLLOWING EMPLOYERS HIRED MEMBERS OF MENDOZA’S CLASS OF 2016 3M Emerson Company M&T Bank 84.51° enFocus Molex Abbott Nutrition Ernst & Young Moody's Analytics Amazon Ford Motor Company National Basketball Association Amway General Electric Nationwide Insurance AT&T General Mills Nestle Purina Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago Avis Budget Group Panduit and NW Indiana Bank of America/Merrill Lynch Grainger PepsiCo Bayer Corporation GroQube PPG Industries Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. Grounds & Hounds Coffee Co. PricewaterhouseCoopers Broadcom Corporation Groupon Procter & Gamble Cabot Microelectronics High Resolution Energy, LLC Property Reserve Inc. Cards Against Humanity Howard Holdings SAP Cars.com Huron Consulting Group Sintokogio, Ltd. Chrysler Group IBM Southwest Airlines Cisco Systems Intel Synchrony Financial Citigroup Jefferies & Co. The Indiana Whiskey Company D&K Investments Johnson & Johnson The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company Deloitte Key Banc Capital Markets Twin Bridge Capital Partners Deutsche Bank AG Kirkland & Ellis, LLP Tyson Foods DIRECTV Kraft Foods United Airlines Inc. Dover Corporation Lazard Middle Market Wal-Mart Ecolab Liberty Mutual Wells Fargo CONTACT INFORMATION Mendoza College of Business Graduate Business Career Services University of Notre Dame 276 Mendoza College of Business Notre Dame, IN 46556 Phone: (574) 631-5575 Email: [email protected] Website: mendoza.nd.edu.
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