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Finance, Summer 2017 Data Finance, Summer 2017 Data Summer 2017 Activity Summary Rising Rising Rising All** Sophomores Juniors Seniors Internships 234 40.3% 23 15% 71 50% 127 79.4% Non-internship pursuits 346 60% 130 85% 71 50% 33 20.6% Total Responses 580 100% 153 100% 142 100% 160 100% Within functional area of finance 8 3.5% * * * * 5 4.1% Non-internship pursuits Non-internship employment 183 52.9% 74 56.9% 31 43.7% 8 24.2% Marquette commitment 43 12.4% 12 9.2% 14 19.7% 11 33.3% Military training * * * * - - * * Shadow experience - - - - - - - - Not prepared 29 8.4% 13 10% * * * * No offer 61 17.6% 22 16.9% 22 31% 9 27.3% Other 27 7.8% 8 6.2% * * * * *Data is reported when 5 or more students in a major pursued the above option. **Includes reporting from first year students. Compensation Hourly Wage Hourly Wage Monthly Stipend Monthly Stipend (All Finance students) (within functional (All Finance students) (within functional area of Finance) area of Finance) Responses 179 6 22 * Range $10.00-$23.15 $13.00-$16.50 $180.30-$6,966.70 * Average $15.81 $14.83 $1,764.00 * Median $15.00 $15.00 $478.00 * *Data is reported when 5 or more students in a major pursued the above option. Internship Employers AbbVie Duff & Phelps Kohler Company ABM Industries DuPage County Government KPMG Ace Hardware E+A Architecture Lagrange Business Association Advanced Disposal Inc. eBay Landaas & Company Agricultural Bank of China Emerge Music and Impact Lazard ALDI Conference Lumanu American Axle Manufacturing EMF Properties M3 Insurance American Family Insurance Engauge Marquette University An Xin Security Ernst & Young Marsh & McLennan Anixter Executive Benefits Network Maui Jim Apex Networking Solutions EY Maxim Real Estate Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. First Midwest Bank MB Financial Artisan Partners First Security Bank Mesirow Financial Associated Bank FIS Global Metonic Real Estate Astra International FNBC Bank and Trust Midwest Action Cycle Aurora Billing Company Ford Wickstrom MillerCoors Aurora Health Care G4S Secure Integration MLG Capital Baird & Warner GE Healthcare MLG Commercial Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP GHD Modine Manufacturing Bank of Zhongyuan Gluten Free Media Group Mortgage Industry Advisory BLUE Missions Grand Traverse Construction Corporation BMGI Grant Thornton, LLP Mountain Real Estate Capital BMO Harris Bank Greywolf Partners mpirik BNP Paribas GRJ NAI MLG Boyd Watterson Asset Hangzhou Investment National Exchange Bank & Trust Management Development Co., Ltd. Nicolet National Bank Brady Corporation Harley-Davidson Motor Northern Trust Bria of Trinity Company Northwestern Mutual Brian Moran & Associates Hatch Staffing Services Oaklawn Psychiatric Center BrightCare Direct Heartland Advisors Oax Health Broadview Advisors LLC Heck Capital Advisors Pacific Global Bank Brownson, Rehmus, and Heico Companies Park Grove Realty Foxworth Inc. HellermannTyton PepsiCo Buckingham International HKS Holdings, LLC Pfizer Incorporated Byline Bank HY Architects Physicians Realty Trust Capital Trading Group ICM Corporation PKWARE Inc. Catholic Financial Life Industrial Bank Co. LTD PotashCorp CBRE Infinity Benefit Solutions Prestige Kia Auto Corporation Charter Steel Informed 360 PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP City of Milwaukee Employees' Integrated Data Storage Quad Graphics Retirement System iQ Media R. W. Baird Cohen & Company Irgens Rally Insurance Group Coleman & Williams Johnson Controls RBC Capital Markets Colliers International Johnsonville Foods, LLC RBC Wealth Management Credit Suisse Jones Lang LaSalle RCP Advisors, LLC Cushman and Wakefield JPMorgan Chase & Co. Redwood Logistics DANA Investment Advisors Junior Achievement RM Reinhart Foodservice DBRS Kelley & Ferraro LLP Rexnord Deloitte & Touche Kelly Scott Madison RMB Capital Direct Supply KemperSports Robert Bosch Tool Corp Drexel Hamilton Kimberly-Clark Rockwell Automation Romar Flooring The Federal Reserve Bank of Village Bank & Trust Rose Paving LLC Chicago Wafra Investment Advisory Rotary International The Heico Companies, LLC Group RSM The Planning Group WaterStone Bank Schwarz Dygos Wheeler The Silbernagel Group Wells Capital Management Investment Advisors Insurance Services, LLC Wells Fargo Shiftgig Thomson Reuters Werner Enterprises Skyline Technologies TIDI Products Wintrust Skylands Capital LLC Tower Capital Real Estate Wipfli Stairway Partners U.S. Senate Wisconsin Woodchucks Summer House Lifestyle Uline WWBIC Tenneco Uniplan Investment Council Ziegler The Citic Bank of China United States House of Ziegler Capital Management The Federal Group Representatives Zurich North America Utopia Solutions Internship Employers – Rising Sophomores AbbVie Engauge Metonic Real Estate Agricultural Bank of China Gluten Free Media Group Nicolet National Bank An Xin Security Grand Traverse Construction Northwestern Mutual Artisan Partners Infinity Benefit Solutions Schwarz Dygos Wheeler BLUE Missions Kelley & Ferraro LLP Investment Advisors Brian Moran & Associates KemperSports TIDI Products Catholic Financial Life Lagrange Business Association Wisconsin Woodchucks Emerge Music and Impact Marquette University Conference Maxim Real Estate Internship Employers – Rising Juniors ALDI GRJ PKWARE Inc Apex Networking Solutions Hangzhou Investment PotashCorp Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Development Co., Ltd. PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Artisan Partners Harley-Davidson Motor R. W. Baird BMO Harris Bank Company Rally Insurance Group BrightCare Direct HKS Holdings, LLC RBC Capital Markets Broadview Advisors LLC ICM Corporation RCP Advisors, LLC Brownson, Rehmus, and Informed 360 Redwood Logistics Foxworth Inc. Integrated Data Storage Rexnord Byline Bank Irgens Rockwell Automation Charter Steel Johnsonville Foods, LLC Rose Paving LLC Coleman & Williams JPMorgan Chase & Co. Rotary International DuPage County Government Lumanu Skyline Technologies eBay Midwest Action Cycle Skylands Capital LLC EMF Properties Modine Manufacturing The Federal Group First Security Bank Mountain Real Estate Capital The Planning Group FIS Global mpirik The Silbernagel Group FNBC Bank and Trust National Exchange Bank & Trust Insurance Services, LLC Ford Wickstrom Northwestern Mutual Thomson Reuters G4S Secure Integration Oax Health Tower Capital Real Estate GHD Pacific Global Bank U.S. Senate Uline Utopia Solutions Wafra Investment Advisory United States House of Village Bank & Trust Group Representatives WaterStone Bank Internship Employers – Rising Seniors ABM Industries Drexel Hamilton MLG Commercial Ace Hardware Duff & Phelps NAI MLG Advanced Disposal Inc Ernst & Young Northern Trust American Axle Manufacturing Executive Benefits Network Northwestern Mutual American Family Insurance EY Park Grove Realty Anixter First Midwest Bank PepsiCo Associated Bank FIS Global Pfizer Incorporated Astra International GE Healthcare Physicians Realty Trust Aurora Billing Company Grant Thornton, LLP PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Aurora Health Care Greywolf Partners Quad Graphics Baird & Warner Hatch Staffing Services R. W. Baird Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP Heartland Advisors RBC Capital Markets Bank of Zhongyuan Heck Capital Advisors RBC Wealth Management BMGI Heico Companies Reinhart Foodservice BMO Harris Bank HellermannTyton RMB Capital BNP Paribas HY Architects RSM Boyd Watterson Asset Industrial Bank Co. LTD Shiftgig Management iQ Media Stairway Partners Brady Corporation Johnson Controls Tenneco Bria of Trinity Jones Lang LaSalle The Citic Bank of China Capital Trading Group JPMorgan Chase & Co. The Heico Companies, LLC Catholic Financial Life Kelly Scott Madison Uniplan Investment Council CBRE Kimberly-Clark Wells Capital Management City of Milwaukee Employees' Kohler Company Wells Fargo Retirement System KPMG Werner Enterprises Cohen & Company Landaas & Company Wintrust Colliers International Lazard Wipfli Credit Suisse M3 Insurance WWBIC Cushman and Wakefield Marsh & McLennan Ziegler DANA Investment Advisors Maui Jim Ziegler Capital Management DBRS Mesirow Financial Zurich North America Deloitte & Touche MillerCoors Direct Supply MLG Capital Internship Employers within Functional Area of Finance BrightCare Direct HY Architects R. W. Baird First Security Bank MillerCoors Wintrust Great Midwest Bank Northwestern Mutual Internship Employers within Functional Area of Finance – Rising Sophomores Great Midwest Bank Internship Employers within Functional Area of Finance – Rising Juniors BrightCare Direct First Security Bank Internship Employers within Functional Area of Finance – Rising Seniors HY Architects Northwestern Mutual Wintrust MillerCoors R. W. 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