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10th November 2015, 02:36 PM
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| Are MBA internships paid
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29th June 2018, 04:22 PM
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| Re: Are MBA internships paid
Are Master of Business Administration Internships paid, if yes, then how much it pay?
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29th June 2018, 04:23 PM
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| Re: Are MBA internships paid
MBA students are marching off to their summer internship jobs in one of the best job markets in years. Most startups pay, because they need people Pay is trending higher and an increasing number of elite students are even getting sign. At Harvard, Stanford and most top business schools, the highest paid interns are in management consulting. MBA students in consulting pull down median base salaries of $10,500, considerably more than the $7,000 median overall. At Chicago Booth, the median was a bit higher at $8,000 but the highest paid intern at Booth remarkably made $25,300 a month last year in a consulting gig. The highest paid Kellogg intern last year earned $19,000 a month, also in consulting. A Columbia MBA last year scored an internship in investment banking that paid $20,000 a month, highest in the class. Median Monthly Pay For HBS Interns At Hedge Funds: $9,615 Median Monthly Intern Pay For MBAS: From $6,591 TO $8,000 School Monthly Intern Pay Finance Consulting Healthcare Harvard Business School $7,000 35% 25% 7% Stanford GSB $7,000 26% 10% 8% UPenn (Wharton)* $7,693 43% 17% 8% Chicago (Booth) $8,000 41% 20% 4% Northwestern (Kellogg) $7,000 25% 21% 5% Columbia $8,000 51% 17% 3% MIT (Sloan) $7,500 25% 20% 9% Dartmouth (Tuck) $7,300 32% 16% 7% Duke (Fuqua) $7,200 25% 17% 11% UC-Berkeley (Haas) $6,591 16% 10% 13% Cornell (Johnson) $6,860 43% 15% NA Virginia (Darden) $7,694 30% 19% 3% Michigan (Ross) $7,045 14% 22% 1% Yale $7,200 39% 28% 5% NYU (Stern) $7,930 34% 14% 3% |
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