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MBA EMPLOYMENT REPORT TUCK SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AT DARTMOUTH 2017
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MBAEMPLOYMENTREPORTTUCK SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AT DARTMOUTH
2017
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MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
As executive director of Tuck’s Career Development Office (CDO)and a career coach myself, I am inspired to see our students explore job opportunities and transform their careers. Our most recent graduates are no exception. Members of the class of 2017 embarked on a diverse and enriching set of career paths to mark another year of employment success at Tuck. The following career advantages at Tuck help make this continued success possible:
CAREER COACHING AND CAREER EXPLORATIONOur knowledgeable career coaches get to know students person-ally to understand their career aspirations and then partner with them on the path to achieving them. More than 2,000 one-on-one coaching sessions were held with first-year students last year. These sessions, together with Tuck’s pre-term Career Insights and Exploration trips, alumni and student panels, and career treks throughout the year, allow for an early and intimate understanding of different MBA roles.
DEDICATED ALUMNI AND COMMUNITYTuck is known for its loyal and supportive network of alumni, who respond to students’ emails and calls, share advice throughout their recruiting activities, and serve as a resource during import-ant career-related decisions. Additionally, one third of second-year students volunteer as career mentors to first-year students in an annual CDO peer-mentorship program initiated by second-year students. STRONG RELATIONSHIPS WITH CORPORATE PARTNERSTuck students benefit from the strong relationships the CDO cultivates with top-tier organizations. One thousand organizations across a wide range of industries sought Tuck candidates for intern-ship and post-graduate roles in the last academic year. Our team’s commitment to personalized service ensures students have access to the opportunities and organizations they desire, and our passionate alumni continue to help make these deep and broad corporate relationships possible.
Sincerely,
Jonathan D. MaslandExecutive Director, Career DevelopmentTuck School of Business at Dartmouth
TUCK CLASS OF 2017FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENTCLASS OF 2017 COMPENSATION SUMMARY*
TYPE1
ANNUAL BASE SALARYSIGNING BONUS
RECEIVING (%)100
85
MEAN127,986
30,208
MEDIAN125,000
25,000
MAXIMUM325,000
90,000
MINIMUM45,551
2,500
CLASS OF 2017 COMPENSATION ($)
* The graduation date for the full-time MBA class of 2017 was June 11, 2017.1 Compensation information is self-reported. Salary data was obtained from 90% of those graduates who were seeking employment and accepted a job offer by 3 months after graduation.
CLASS OF 2017 EMPLOYMENT, BY INDUSTRY
CONSULTINGFINANCIAL SERVICESTECHNOLOGYCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHMANUFACTURINGENERGYNONPROFIT, GOVERNMENTMEDIA, ENTERTAINMENT REAL ESTATE OTHER
33%20%20%11%
5%4%2%2%1%1%1%
AMAZONANHEUSER-BUSCH INBEVBAIN & COMPANYBANK OF AMERICA MERRILL LYNCHBARCLAYSCITICORNINGDANAHERDELOITTEGOOGLEHARRIS WILLIAMS & CO.INNOSIGHTL.E.K. CONSULTINGLIBERTY MUTUALMCKINSEY & COMPANYMICROSOFTPARTHENON-EYQUINTILESIMSTHE BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP
TOP HIRING COMPANIES FOR FULL-TIME
POSITIONS
CLASS OF 2017 OFFERS AND ACCEPTANCES*
GRADUATESU.S. PERMANENT WORK AUTHORIZATIONNON-PERMANENT WORK AUTHORIZATION (U.S.)TOTAL GRADUATES SEEKING JOBS
SEEKING JOBS181
76257
%899189
#161
69230
%969295
#174
70244
TIMING OF OFFERS
BY GRADUATIONBY 3 MONTHS
AFTER GRADUATION
GRADUATESU.S. PERMANENT WORK AUTHORIZATIONNON-PERMANENT WORK AUTHORIZATION (U.S.)TOTAL GRADUATES SEEKING JOBS
*The graduation date for the full-time MBA class of 2017 was June 11, 2017.
SEEKING JOBS181
76257
%788480
#142
64206
%938892
#169
67236
TIMING OF ACCEPTANCES
BY GRADUATIONBY 3 MONTHS
AFTER GRADUATION
CONSULTING, STRATEGYFINANCEMARKETINGGENERAL MANAGEMENTOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSOTHER
38%22%21%15%
3%1%
CLASS OF 2017 EMPLOYMENT, BY JOB FUNCTION
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MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
As executive director of Tuck’s Career Development Office (CDO)and a career coach myself, I am inspired to see our students explore job opportunities and transform their careers. Our most recent graduates are no exception. Members of the class of 2017 embarked on a diverse and enriching set of career paths to mark another year of employment success at Tuck. The following career advantages at Tuck help make this continued success possible:
CAREER COACHING AND CAREER EXPLORATIONOur knowledgeable career coaches get to know students person-ally to understand their career aspirations and then partner with them on the path to achieving them. More than 2,000 one-on-one coaching sessions were held with first-year students last year. These sessions, together with Tuck’s pre-term Career Insights and Exploration trips, alumni and student panels, and career treks throughout the year, allow for an early and intimate understanding of different MBA roles.
DEDICATED ALUMNI AND COMMUNITYTuck is known for its loyal and supportive network of alumni, who respond to students’ emails and calls, share advice throughout their recruiting activities, and serve as a resource during import-ant career-related decisions. Additionally, one third of second-year students volunteer as career mentors to first-year students in an annual CDO peer-mentorship program initiated by second-year students. STRONG RELATIONSHIPS WITH CORPORATE PARTNERSTuck students benefit from the strong relationships the CDO cultivates with top-tier organizations. One thousand organizations across a wide range of industries sought Tuck candidates for intern-ship and post-graduate roles in the last academic year. Our team’s commitment to personalized service ensures students have access to the opportunities and organizations they desire, and our passionate alumni continue to help make these deep and broad corporate relationships possible.
Sincerely,
Jonathan D. MaslandExecutive Director, Career DevelopmentTuck School of Business at Dartmouth
TUCK CLASS OF 2017FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENTCLASS OF 2017 COMPENSATION SUMMARY*
TYPE1
ANNUAL BASE SALARYSIGNING BONUS
RECEIVING (%)100
85
MEAN127,986
30,208
MEDIAN125,000
25,000
MAXIMUM325,000
90,000
MINIMUM45,551
2,500
CLASS OF 2017 COMPENSATION ($)
* The graduation date for the full-time MBA class of 2017 was June 11, 2017.1 Compensation information is self-reported. Salary data was obtained from 90% of those graduates who were seeking employment and accepted a job offer by 3 months after graduation.
CLASS OF 2017 EMPLOYMENT, BY INDUSTRY
CONSULTINGFINANCIAL SERVICESTECHNOLOGYCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHMANUFACTURINGENERGYNONPROFIT, GOVERNMENTMEDIA, ENTERTAINMENT REAL ESTATE OTHER
33%20%20%11%
5%4%2%2%1%1%1%
AMAZONANHEUSER-BUSCH INBEVBAIN & COMPANYBANK OF AMERICA MERRILL LYNCHBARCLAYSCITICORNINGDANAHERDELOITTEGOOGLEHARRIS WILLIAMS & CO.INNOSIGHTL.E.K. CONSULTINGLIBERTY MUTUALMCKINSEY & COMPANYMICROSOFTPARTHENON-EYQUINTILESIMSTHE BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP
TOP HIRING COMPANIES FOR FULL-TIME
POSITIONS
CLASS OF 2017 OFFERS AND ACCEPTANCES*
GRADUATESU.S. PERMANENT WORK AUTHORIZATIONNON-PERMANENT WORK AUTHORIZATION (U.S.)TOTAL GRADUATES SEEKING JOBS
SEEKING JOBS181
76257
%899189
#161
69230
%969295
#174
70244
TIMING OF OFFERS
BY GRADUATIONBY 3 MONTHS
AFTER GRADUATION
GRADUATESU.S. PERMANENT WORK AUTHORIZATIONNON-PERMANENT WORK AUTHORIZATION (U.S.)TOTAL GRADUATES SEEKING JOBS
*The graduation date for the full-time MBA class of 2017 was June 11, 2017.
SEEKING JOBS181
76257
%788480
#142
64206
%938892
#169
67236
TIMING OF ACCEPTANCES
BY GRADUATIONBY 3 MONTHS
AFTER GRADUATION
CONSULTING, STRATEGYFINANCEMARKETINGGENERAL MANAGEMENTOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSOTHER
38%22%21%15%
3%1%
CLASS OF 2017 EMPLOYMENT, BY JOB FUNCTION
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BASE SALARIES, BY LOCATION
LOCATIONUNITED STATESNORTHEAST (CT, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT) BOSTON NEW YORK OTHERWEST (AK, CA, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY) SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA SEATTLE LOS ANGELES OTHERMIDWEST (IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI) CHICAGO MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL OTHERMID-ATLANTIC (DC, DE, MD, PA, VA, WV)SOUTHWEST (AZ, CO, NM, OK, TX)SOUTH (AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MI, NC, SC, TN)OUTSIDE UNITED STATESASIACENTRAL AMERICA, CARIBBEANEUROPESOUTH AMERICAALL LOCATIONS
PERCENT (%)92462319
42311
8319
53165383221
100
MEDIAN125,000130,000135,000125,000120,000123,000125,000123,000120,000
*125,000
147,000108,000
*125,000125,000115,000
94,753120,000
*108,151
84,222125,000
MEAN130,199134,197139,952129,535121,667125,292125,310127,525120,333
*130,289
142,000115,071
*127,542127,000115,500
98,768102,670
*107,374
84,093127,986
MAXIMUM325,000325,000325,000199,400140,000152,500152,500152,500152,000
*170,000
170,000152,500
*152,500154,000152,000128,116128,116
*118,441
88,451325,000
MINIMUM51,50075,000
100,00075,00095,00090,00090,000
116,000100,000
*92,000
100,00092,000
*80,000
100,00051,50045,55145,551
*94,75379,60645,551
BASE SALARY ($)
BASE SALARIES, BY INDUSTRY
INDUSTRYCONSULTINGFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL OTHERTECHNOLOGYCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHMANUFACTURINGENERGYNONPROFIT, GOVERNMENTMEDIA, ENTERTAINMENTREAL ESTATEOTHERALL INDUSTRIES
PERCENT (%)332010
334
2011
5422111
100
MEDIAN147,000125,000125,000125,000150,000135,000121,000105,000115,000120,000121,500
****
125,000
MEAN141,303132,356127,092117,936175,883127,500121,832104,773115,000118,889122,000
****
127,986
MAXIMUM199,400325,000150,000150,000325,000140,000147,000130,000130,000120,000140,000
****
325,000
MINIMUM81,05145,551
120,00045,551
125,00090,00079,60675,00090,000
115,000105,000
****
45,551
BASE SALARY ($)
* Values are excluded where the sample size is too small or does not adequately protect confidentiality. City names listed include the surrounding metropolitan area. All data as of November 2017.
FUNCTIONCONSULTING, STRATEGYFINANCE UNDERWRITING, ADVISING PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL CORPORATE FINANCE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT REAL ESTATEMARKETING GENERAL MANAGEMENTOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSOTHERALL FUNCTIONS
PERCENT (%)382210
5421
2115
31
100
MEDIAN145,000125,000125,000150,000105,000125,000115,000116,000121,500110,000
*125,000
MEAN139,214129,293128,551163,889111,600108,425102,167114,766120,875113,087
*127,986
MAXIMUM199,400325,000150,000325,000130,000130,000140,000144,000147,000135,000
*325,000
MINIMUM81,05145,551
125,000125,000100,000
45,55151,50075,00090,00079,606
*45,551
BASE SALARY ($)
BASE SALARIES, BY FUNCTION
CLASS OF 2017 FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT, BY LOCATION
WEST23%
NORTHEAST46%
SOUTHWEST5%
MIDWEST9%
ASIA 3%CENTRAL AMERICA, CARIBBEAN 2%
EUROPE 2%SOUTH AMERICA 1%
SOUTH3%
MID-ATLANTIC6%
TUCK CLASS OF 2017FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT CONTINUED
SIGNING BONUSES, BY INDUSTRY
INDUSTRYENERGYMANUFACTURINGREAL ESTATECONSULTINGCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILTECHNOLOGYFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL OTHERHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECH
RECEIVING (%)100100100
958583779171337167
MEDIAN20,00025,000
*25,00020,00032,50050,00050,00025,000
*25,00020,000
MEAN21,66726,667
*26,87918,52934,69142,94949,53933,000
*25,40021,875
MAXIMUM25,00045,000
*90,00030,00060,00065,00065,00065,000
*27,00050,000
MINIMUM20,00010,000
*2,5005,0005,000
10,00012,81210,000
*25,00010,000
FUNCTIONCONSULTING, STRATEGYGENERAL MANAGEMENT FINANCE UNDERWRITING, ADVISING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT REAL ESTATE CORPORATE FINANCE PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITALMARKETINGOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSOTHER
RECEIVING (%)95947595806760337471
100
MEDIAN25,00025,00050,00050,00022,500
*17,16725,00025,00035,000
*
MEAN26,46229,56342,04550,25326,250
*25,72236,66726,03237,000
*
MAXIMUM90,00
57,50065,00065,00050,000
*45,00060,00060,00055,000
*
MINIMUM2,5008,333
10,00012,81210,000
*15,00025,000
5,00015,000
*
SIGNING BONUSES, BY FUNCTION
* Values are excluded where the sample size is too small or does not adequately protect confidentiality. City names listed include the surrounding metropolitan area. All data as of November 2017.
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BASE SALARIES, BY LOCATION
LOCATIONUNITED STATESNORTHEAST (CT, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT) BOSTON NEW YORK OTHERWEST (AK, CA, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY) SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA SEATTLE LOS ANGELES OTHERMIDWEST (IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI) CHICAGO MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL OTHERMID-ATLANTIC (DC, DE, MD, PA, VA, WV)SOUTHWEST (AZ, CO, NM, OK, TX)SOUTH (AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MI, NC, SC, TN)OUTSIDE UNITED STATESASIACENTRAL AMERICA, CARIBBEANEUROPESOUTH AMERICAALL LOCATIONS
PERCENT (%)92462319
42311
8319
53165383221
100
MEDIAN125,000130,000135,000125,000120,000123,000125,000123,000120,000
*125,000
147,000108,000
*125,000125,000115,000
94,753120,000
*108,151
84,222125,000
MEAN130,199134,197139,952129,535121,667125,292125,310127,525120,333
*130,289
142,000115,071
*127,542127,000115,500
98,768102,670
*107,374
84,093127,986
MAXIMUM325,000325,000325,000199,400140,000152,500152,500152,500152,000
*170,000
170,000152,500
*152,500154,000152,000128,116128,116
*118,441
88,451325,000
MINIMUM51,50075,000
100,00075,00095,00090,00090,000
116,000100,000
*92,000
100,00092,000
*80,000
100,00051,50045,55145,551
*94,75379,60645,551
BASE SALARY ($)
BASE SALARIES, BY INDUSTRY
INDUSTRYCONSULTINGFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL OTHERTECHNOLOGYCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHMANUFACTURINGENERGYNONPROFIT, GOVERNMENTMEDIA, ENTERTAINMENTREAL ESTATEOTHERALL INDUSTRIES
PERCENT (%)332010
334
2011
5422111
100
MEDIAN147,000125,000125,000125,000150,000135,000121,000105,000115,000120,000121,500
****
125,000
MEAN141,303132,356127,092117,936175,883127,500121,832104,773115,000118,889122,000
****
127,986
MAXIMUM199,400325,000150,000150,000325,000140,000147,000130,000130,000120,000140,000
****
325,000
MINIMUM81,05145,551
120,00045,551
125,00090,00079,60675,00090,000
115,000105,000
****
45,551
BASE SALARY ($)
* Values are excluded where the sample size is too small or does not adequately protect confidentiality. City names listed include the surrounding metropolitan area. All data as of November 2017.
FUNCTIONCONSULTING, STRATEGYFINANCE UNDERWRITING, ADVISING PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL CORPORATE FINANCE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT REAL ESTATEMARKETING GENERAL MANAGEMENTOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSOTHERALL FUNCTIONS
PERCENT (%)382210
5421
2115
31
100
MEDIAN145,000125,000125,000150,000105,000125,000115,000116,000121,500110,000
*125,000
MEAN139,214129,293128,551163,889111,600108,425102,167114,766120,875113,087
*127,986
MAXIMUM199,400325,000150,000325,000130,000130,000140,000144,000147,000135,000
*325,000
MINIMUM81,05145,551
125,000125,000100,000
45,55151,50075,00090,00079,606
*45,551
BASE SALARY ($)
BASE SALARIES, BY FUNCTION
CLASS OF 2017 FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT, BY LOCATION
WEST23%
NORTHEAST46%
SOUTHWEST5%
MIDWEST9%
ASIA 3%CENTRAL AMERICA, CARIBBEAN 2%
EUROPE 2%SOUTH AMERICA 1%
SOUTH3%
MID-ATLANTIC6%
TUCK CLASS OF 2017FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT CONTINUED
SIGNING BONUSES, BY INDUSTRY
INDUSTRYENERGYMANUFACTURINGREAL ESTATECONSULTINGCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILTECHNOLOGYFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL OTHERHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECH
RECEIVING (%)100100100
958583779171337167
MEDIAN20,00025,000
*25,00020,00032,50050,00050,00025,000
*25,00020,000
MEAN21,66726,667
*26,87918,52934,69142,94949,53933,000
*25,40021,875
MAXIMUM25,00045,000
*90,00030,00060,00065,00065,00065,000
*27,00050,000
MINIMUM20,00010,000
*2,5005,0005,000
10,00012,81210,000
*25,00010,000
FUNCTIONCONSULTING, STRATEGYGENERAL MANAGEMENT FINANCE UNDERWRITING, ADVISING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT REAL ESTATE CORPORATE FINANCE PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITALMARKETINGOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSOTHER
RECEIVING (%)95947595806760337471
100
MEDIAN25,00025,00050,00050,00022,500
*17,16725,00025,00035,000
*
MEAN26,46229,56342,04550,25326,250
*25,72236,66726,03237,000
*
MAXIMUM90,00
57,50065,00065,00050,000
*45,00060,00060,00055,000
*
MINIMUM2,5008,333
10,00012,81210,000
*15,00025,000
5,00015,000
*
SIGNING BONUSES, BY FUNCTION
* Values are excluded where the sample size is too small or does not adequately protect confidentiality. City names listed include the surrounding metropolitan area. All data as of November 2017.
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ALTMAN VILANDRIE & CO.AMAZONBAIN & COMPANYBANK OF AMERICA MERRILL LYNCHBARCLAYSTHE BOSTON CONSULTING GROUPCVS HEALTHDANAHERDELOITTEGOLDMAN SACHSGOOGLEJ.P. MORGANLIBERTY MUTUALMCKINSEY & COMPANYPARTHENON-EYUBS
TOP HIRING COMPANIESFOR INTERNSHIPS
TUCK CLASS OF 2018SUMMER INTERNSHIPS
BASE MONTHLY SALARY ($)
LOCATIONUNITED STATESNORTHEAST (CT, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT) NEW YORK BOSTON OTHERWEST (AK, CA, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY) SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA SEATTLE LOS ANGELES OTHERMIDWEST (IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI) CHICAGO MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL OTHERMID-ATLANTIC (DC, DE, MD, PA, VA, WV)SOUTH (AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MI, NC, SC, TN)SOUTHWEST (AZ, CO, NM, OK, TX)OUTSIDE UNITED STATESASIACENTRAL AMERICA, CARIBBEANEUROPEOTHERALL LOCATIONS
PERCENT (%)92472120
62614
822953143384112
100
MEDIAN8,0009,348
10,4179,1317,4968,0008,0008,0008,4206,2188,786
10,2087,4007,6009,3057,4508,8488,0289,490
10,000*
6,9068,026
MEAN8,4678,7269,3018,8476,4567,7437,8568,0678,6575,4899,3709,7597,993
11,0268,7416,7989,3217,8827,914
10,129*
6,1028,437
MAXIMUM18,47913,04413,04413,04410,41712,17412,174
8,60011,740
8,50018,47913,47912,50018,47912,50010,45312,50011,50010,21811,500
*7,266
18,479
MINIMUM1,0871,2082,5002,1001,2081,8261,8268,0006,0482,0002,7182,7184,3487,0004,7431,0876,0003,3333,6888,888
*3,3331,087
BASE MONTHLY SALARY ($)
BASE MONTHLY SALARIES, BY LOCATION
BASE MONTHLY SALARIES, BY INDUSTRY
INDUSTRYFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL OTHERCONSULTINGTECHNOLOGYCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHMANUFACTURINGNONPROFIT, GOVERNMENTENERGYMEDIA, ENTERTAINMENTREAL ESTATEOTHER ALL INDUSTRIES
PERCENT (%)2713
536
221910
8532211
100
MEAN9,137
10,4929,8266,3137,782
11,2007,4816,0606,9688,9224,0465,8626,306
*6,4078,437
BASE MONTHLY SALARIES, BY FUNCTION
FUNCTIONCONSULTING, STRATEGYMARKETING FINANCE UNDERWRITING, ADVISING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT CORPORATE FINANCE PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITALGENERAL MANAGEMENTOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSOTHERALL FUNCTIONS
PERCENT (%)33252313
532
1351
100
MEDIAN11,060
7,30010,41610,41710,000
7,7696,0007,8636,8116,9578,026
MEAN10,064
6,7919,040
10,3918,4267,3686,0427,9966,6736,5078,437
MAXIMUM13,47910,00012,50012,50012,000
8,6009,000
18,4799,5008,000
18,479
MINIMUM2,7001,8261,0877,8261,0874,3481,2082,1003,0004,5651,087
BASE MONTHLY SALARY ($)
MAXIMUM13,04412,50013,04410,00010,78313,47910,000
7,6988,696
18,4795,2187,5008,261
*7,900
18,479
MEDIAN10,41610,41710,417
6,0009,000
11,7408,0006,6677,2008,4214,5656,7745,913
*7,1258,026
MINIMUM1,087
10,0001,0871,2082,1002,8002,0001,8263,3335,2182,7002,4004,743
*3,4781,087
TUCK CLASS OF 2017INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
BASE SALARY ($)
LOCATIONUNITED STATESNORTHEAST (CT, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT) NEW YORK BOSTON OTHERWEST (AK, CA, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY) SEATTLE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA LOS ANGELESMIDWEST (IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI) CHICAGO MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL OTHERSOUTHWEST (AZ, CO, NM, OK, TX)OUTSIDE UNITED STATESASIASOUTH AMERICACENTRAL AMERICA, CARIBBEANEUROPEALL LOCATIONS
PERCENT (%)75361911
62216
42
14
7523
2512
544
100
MEDIAN125,000130,000125,000139,500120,000120,000123,000
**
152,000
152,000***
92,337120,000
84,222*
108,151120,000
MEAN131,498136,382138,569139,000121,667122,923124,818
**
136,571
151,200***
98,098102,670
84,093*
107,115123,294
MAXIMUM199,400199,400199,400150,000130,000147,000147,000
**
152,500
152,500***
128,116128,116
88,451*
118,441199,400
MINIMUM92,000
115,000120,000125,000115,000105,000116,000
**
92,000
147,000***
45,55145,55179,606
*94,75338,039
BASE SALARY ($)
BASE SALARIES, BY LOCATION [INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY]
BASE SALARIES, BY INDUSTRY [INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY]
PERCENT (%)431310
21
218663
100
MEAN131,134115,963125,445
**
122,662118,333
*104,000
*123,294
BASE SALARIES, BY FUNCTION [INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY]
FUNCTIONCONSULTING, STRATEGYFINANCE UNDERWRITING, ADVISING CORPORATE FINANCE PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTMENT MANAGEMENTGENERAL MANAGEMENTMARKETINGOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSOTHERALL FUNCTIONS
PERCENT (%)452011
621
1812
23
82
MEDIAN132,500125,000125,000
***
120,000120,000
**
125,000
MEAN129,211118,061125,445
***
116,455123,857
**
123,294
MAXIMUM199,400150,000128,116
***
147,000138,000
**
199,400
MINIMUM81,05145,551
125,000***
90,000116,000
**
45,551
BASE SALARY ($)
MAXIMUM199,400128,116128,116
**
147,000120,000
*130,000
*199,400
MEDIAN137,500125,000125,000
**
130,000120,000
*92,000
*125,000
MINIMUM81,05145,551
125,000**
79,606115,000
*90,000
*45,551
INDUSTRYCONSULTINGFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT OTHERTECHNOLOGYMANUFACTURINGCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHENERGYALL INDUSTRIES
CONSULTINGCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING OTHERHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHTECHNOLOGY
64%12%12%
6%6%6%6%
INTERNATIONAL T’17s WORKING FULL TIME OUTSIDE THE U.S., BY INDUSTRY
UNITED STATESCHINAASIA (EXCLUDING CHINA)
EUROPESOUTH AMERICAOTHER
75%7%5%5%4%4%
INTERNATIONAL T’17s,BY REGIONAL LOCATION
CONSULTINGTECHNOLOGYFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING OTHERMANUFACTURINGHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILENERGY
36%26%14%12%
2%10%
6%4%4%
INTERNATIONAL T’17s WORKING FULL TIME IN THE U.S., BY INDUSTRY
* Values are excluded where the sample size is too small or does not adequately protect confidentiality. City names listed include the surrounding metropolitan area. All data as of November 2017.
* Values are excluded where the sample size is too small or does not adequately protect confidentiality. City names listed include the surrounding metropolitan area. All data as of November 2017.
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ALTMAN VILANDRIE & CO.AMAZONBAIN & COMPANYBANK OF AMERICA MERRILL LYNCHBARCLAYSTHE BOSTON CONSULTING GROUPCVS HEALTHDANAHERDELOITTEGOLDMAN SACHSGOOGLEJ.P. MORGANLIBERTY MUTUALMCKINSEY & COMPANYPARTHENON-EYUBS
TOP HIRING COMPANIESFOR INTERNSHIPS
TUCK CLASS OF 2018SUMMER INTERNSHIPS
BASE MONTHLY SALARY ($)
LOCATIONUNITED STATESNORTHEAST (CT, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT) NEW YORK BOSTON OTHERWEST (AK, CA, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY) SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA SEATTLE LOS ANGELES OTHERMIDWEST (IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI) CHICAGO MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL OTHERMID-ATLANTIC (DC, DE, MD, PA, VA, WV)SOUTH (AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MI, NC, SC, TN)SOUTHWEST (AZ, CO, NM, OK, TX)OUTSIDE UNITED STATESASIACENTRAL AMERICA, CARIBBEANEUROPEOTHERALL LOCATIONS
PERCENT (%)92472120
62614
822953143384112
100
MEDIAN8,0009,348
10,4179,1317,4968,0008,0008,0008,4206,2188,786
10,2087,4007,6009,3057,4508,8488,0289,490
10,000*
6,9068,026
MEAN8,4678,7269,3018,8476,4567,7437,8568,0678,6575,4899,3709,7597,993
11,0268,7416,7989,3217,8827,914
10,129*
6,1028,437
MAXIMUM18,47913,04413,04413,04410,41712,17412,174
8,60011,740
8,50018,47913,47912,50018,47912,50010,45312,50011,50010,21811,500
*7,266
18,479
MINIMUM1,0871,2082,5002,1001,2081,8261,8268,0006,0482,0002,7182,7184,3487,0004,7431,0876,0003,3333,6888,888
*3,3331,087
BASE MONTHLY SALARY ($)
BASE MONTHLY SALARIES, BY LOCATION
BASE MONTHLY SALARIES, BY INDUSTRY
INDUSTRYFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL OTHERCONSULTINGTECHNOLOGYCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHMANUFACTURINGNONPROFIT, GOVERNMENTENERGYMEDIA, ENTERTAINMENTREAL ESTATEOTHER ALL INDUSTRIES
PERCENT (%)2713
536
221910
8532211
100
MEAN9,137
10,4929,8266,3137,782
11,2007,4816,0606,9688,9224,0465,8626,306
*6,4078,437
BASE MONTHLY SALARIES, BY FUNCTION
FUNCTIONCONSULTING, STRATEGYMARKETING FINANCE UNDERWRITING, ADVISING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT CORPORATE FINANCE PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITALGENERAL MANAGEMENTOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSOTHERALL FUNCTIONS
PERCENT (%)33252313
532
1351
100
MEDIAN11,060
7,30010,41610,41710,000
7,7696,0007,8636,8116,9578,026
MEAN10,064
6,7919,040
10,3918,4267,3686,0427,9966,6736,5078,437
MAXIMUM13,47910,00012,50012,50012,000
8,6009,000
18,4799,5008,000
18,479
MINIMUM2,7001,8261,0877,8261,0874,3481,2082,1003,0004,5651,087
BASE MONTHLY SALARY ($)
MAXIMUM13,04412,50013,04410,00010,78313,47910,000
7,6988,696
18,4795,2187,5008,261
*7,900
18,479
MEDIAN10,41610,41710,417
6,0009,000
11,7408,0006,6677,2008,4214,5656,7745,913
*7,1258,026
MINIMUM1,087
10,0001,0871,2082,1002,8002,0001,8263,3335,2182,7002,4004,743
*3,4781,087
TUCK CLASS OF 2017INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
BASE SALARY ($)
LOCATIONUNITED STATESNORTHEAST (CT, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, RI, VT) NEW YORK BOSTON OTHERWEST (AK, CA, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY) SEATTLE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA LOS ANGELESMIDWEST (IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI) CHICAGO MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL OTHERSOUTHWEST (AZ, CO, NM, OK, TX)OUTSIDE UNITED STATESASIASOUTH AMERICACENTRAL AMERICA, CARIBBEANEUROPEALL LOCATIONS
PERCENT (%)75361911
62216
42
14
7523
2512
544
100
MEDIAN125,000130,000125,000139,500120,000120,000123,000
**
152,000
152,000***
92,337120,000
84,222*
108,151120,000
MEAN131,498136,382138,569139,000121,667122,923124,818
**
136,571
151,200***
98,098102,670
84,093*
107,115123,294
MAXIMUM199,400199,400199,400150,000130,000147,000147,000
**
152,500
152,500***
128,116128,116
88,451*
118,441199,400
MINIMUM92,000
115,000120,000125,000115,000105,000116,000
**
92,000
147,000***
45,55145,55179,606
*94,75338,039
BASE SALARY ($)
BASE SALARIES, BY LOCATION [INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY]
BASE SALARIES, BY INDUSTRY [INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY]
PERCENT (%)431310
21
218663
100
MEAN131,134115,963125,445
**
122,662118,333
*104,000
*123,294
BASE SALARIES, BY FUNCTION [INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY]
FUNCTIONCONSULTING, STRATEGYFINANCE UNDERWRITING, ADVISING CORPORATE FINANCE PRIVATE EQUITY, VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTMENT MANAGEMENTGENERAL MANAGEMENTMARKETINGOPERATIONS, LOGISTICSOTHERALL FUNCTIONS
PERCENT (%)452011
621
1812
23
82
MEDIAN132,500125,000125,000
***
120,000120,000
**
125,000
MEAN129,211118,061125,445
***
116,455123,857
**
123,294
MAXIMUM199,400150,000128,116
***
147,000138,000
**
199,400
MINIMUM81,05145,551
125,000***
90,000116,000
**
45,551
BASE SALARY ($)
MAXIMUM199,400128,116128,116
**
147,000120,000
*130,000
*199,400
MEDIAN137,500125,000125,000
**
130,000120,000
*92,000
*125,000
MINIMUM81,05145,551
125,000**
79,606115,000
*90,000
*45,551
INDUSTRYCONSULTINGFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT OTHERTECHNOLOGYMANUFACTURINGCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHENERGYALL INDUSTRIES
CONSULTINGCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING OTHERHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHTECHNOLOGY
64%12%12%
6%6%6%6%
INTERNATIONAL T’17s WORKING FULL TIME OUTSIDE THE U.S., BY INDUSTRY
UNITED STATESCHINAASIA (EXCLUDING CHINA)
EUROPESOUTH AMERICAOTHER
75%7%5%5%4%4%
INTERNATIONAL T’17s,BY REGIONAL LOCATION
CONSULTINGTECHNOLOGYFINANCIAL SERVICES INVESTMENT BANKING OTHERMANUFACTURINGHEALTH CARE, PHARMA, BIOTECHCONSUMER GOODS, RETAILENERGY
36%26%14%12%
2%10%
6%4%4%
INTERNATIONAL T’17s WORKING FULL TIME IN THE U.S., BY INDUSTRY
* Values are excluded where the sample size is too small or does not adequately protect confidentiality. City names listed include the surrounding metropolitan area. All data as of November 2017.
* Values are excluded where the sample size is too small or does not adequately protect confidentiality. City names listed include the surrounding metropolitan area. All data as of November 2017.
A.T. KearneyAdobeAltman Vilandrie & Co.AmazonAmerican WellAnalysis GroupAnheuser-Busch InBevAthenahealthBain & CompanyBank of America Merrill LynchBarclaysThe Boston Consulting GroupBoston ScientificBridgewater AssociatesBristol-Myers SquibbCargillCitiColgate-PalmoliveCorningCredit SuisseCVS HealthCypress Creek RenewablesDanaherDaVitaDanoneWaveDeloitteEcolabEli Lilly and CompanyEMC CorporationGeneral Mills
Goldman SachsGoogleHarris Williams & Co.InnosightIntelJPMorganL.E.K. ConsultingLand O' LakesLiberty MutualMars & CoMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyMcKinsey & CompanyMetLifeMicrosoftMillerCoorsMorgan StanleyNestléNew BalanceOcean SprayParthenon-EYPfizerQuintilesIMSSanofiThomson ReutersTripAdvisorUBSVanguardVMwareWalmartWayfair
TOP HIRING ORGANIZATIONS FOR CLASS OF 2017 GRADUATESAND CLASS OF 2018 INTERNS Everything you think
you know about Tuck takes on a whole new meaning when you’re here.”— MARTINA RAVELLI T’18
OF TOP TEN U.S. SCHOOLS IN EMPLOYMENTAT AND THREE MONTHS AFTER GRADUATIONIN THE 2018 U.S. NEWS RANKING
There is tremendousaccess to successfulindividuals who arewilling to go out oftheir way to help you—that’s unique tothe Tuck experience.”
The Career Development Office has an unmatched ability to identify a student’s desires and abilities and pair them with opportunities that are made through lever-aging the Tuck network.”
— KEN MARTIN T'17
— KEITH HOLLIS T'17
Tuck provided me witha supportive community that encouraged me to take entrepreneurial risks.”— DAVID WASHER T'17
A.T. KearneyAdobeAltman Vilandrie & Co.AmazonAmerican WellAnalysis GroupAnheuser-Busch InBevAthenahealthBain & CompanyBank of America Merrill LynchBarclaysThe Boston Consulting GroupBoston ScientificBridgewater AssociatesBristol-Myers SquibbCargillCitiColgate-PalmoliveCorningCredit SuisseCVS HealthCypress Creek RenewablesDanaherDaVitaDanoneWaveDeloitteEcolabEli Lilly and CompanyEMC CorporationGeneral Mills
Goldman SachsGoogleHarris Williams & Co.InnosightIntelJPMorganL.E.K. ConsultingLand O' LakesLiberty MutualMars & CoMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyMcKinsey & CompanyMetLifeMicrosoftMillerCoorsMorgan StanleyNestléNew BalanceOcean SprayParthenon-EYPfizerQuintilesIMSSanofiThomson ReutersTripAdvisorUBSVanguardVMwareWalmartWayfair
TOP HIRING ORGANIZATIONS FOR CLASS OF 2017 GRADUATESAND CLASS OF 2018 INTERNS Everything you think
you know about Tuck takes on a whole new meaning when you’re here.”— MARTINA RAVELLI T’18
OF TOP TEN U.S. SCHOOLS IN EMPLOYMENTAT AND THREE MONTHS AFTER GRADUATIONIN THE 2018 U.S. NEWS RANKING
There is tremendousaccess to successfulindividuals who arewilling to go out oftheir way to help you—that’s unique tothe Tuck experience.”
The Career Development Office has an unmatched ability to identify a student’s desires and abilities and pair them with opportunities that are made through lever-aging the Tuck network.”
— KEN MARTIN T'17
— KEITH HOLLIS T'17
Tuck provided me witha supportive community that encouraged me to take entrepreneurial risks.”— DAVID WASHER T'17
TUCK CAREER DEVELOPMENT COACHESWWW.TUCK.DARTMOUTH.EDU/MBA/CAREER-ADVANTAGE/MEET-OUR-CAREER-COACHES
JONATHAN MASLANDEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
EXPERIENCECoopers & Lybrand, Alex. Brown & Sons, Robertson Stephens, Strategic Capital Resources, Revbox, and The Endeavor Initiative
EDUCATIONHarvard University, Wharton MBA
SECTOR FOCUSPrivate Equity
CAROLINE CANNON T’98
EXPERIENCEConsultant in start-ups and turn-around, entrepreneur (co-founder of InspiringKids, Inc., Clarisond, Inc., and more), Renaissance Consulting (now Balanced Scorecard Collaborative)
EDUCATIONUNC Chapel Hill, Tuck MBA
SECTOR FOCUSConsumer Goods, Entrepreneurship, Retail, Social Impact
SARAH DIGIACOMO
EXPERIENCEDartmouth College, St. Lawrence University
EDUCATIONSUNY Potsdam, St. Lawrence University MEd
SECTOR FOCUSNetworked Job Searches
MATHIAS MACHADO T’09
EXPERIENCEVolkswagen Group, Siemens, Booz & Co. (now Strategy&), and TomTom
EDUCATIONInstituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires, Tuck MBA
SECTOR FOCUSTechnology, Industrial Goods,International Students
DEIRDRE O’DONNELL
EXPERIENCELehman Brothers; fixed income, global diversity recruiting
EDUCATIONSt. Lawrence University
SECTOR FOCUSFinance, Insurance, Investment Management, Health Care
DENA PEYSTER
EXPERIENCEKeleher Associates, Coray GurnitzConsulting, Project PerformanceCorporation
EDUCATIONConnecticut College, GeorgeWashington University MBA
SECTOR FOCUSAlumni Career Services
STEPHEN PIDGEON T’07
EXPERIENCEMcKinsey & Co., television andmovie production
EDUCATIONUniversity of Westminster, Tuck MBA
SECTOR FOCUSConsulting, Media, Entertainment, and Sports
SARAH VAN ORMAN
EXPERIENCEDarden School of Business, ForKids, Inc., The Up Center
EDUCATIONVirginia Tech, University of Virginia MEd, EdS
SECTOR FOCUSEnergy, Real Estate
OFFERNEGOTIATION
CAMPUSRECRUITING
JOB POSTINGS ANDOPPORTUNITIES
APPLICATIONMATERIALS
INTERVIEWPREPARATION
TUCK CAREER DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
NETWORKINGCAREEREXPLORATION
TUCK CAREER DEVELOPMENT COACHESWWW.TUCK.DARTMOUTH.EDU/MBA/CAREER-ADVANTAGE/MEET-OUR-CAREER-COACHES
JONATHAN MASLANDEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
EXPERIENCECoopers & Lybrand, Alex. Brown & Sons, Robertson Stephens, Strategic Capital Resources, Revbox, and The Endeavor Initiative
EDUCATIONHarvard University, Wharton MBA
SECTOR FOCUSPrivate Equity
CAROLINE CANNON T’98
EXPERIENCEConsultant in start-ups and turn-around, entrepreneur (co-founder of InspiringKids, Inc., Clarisond, Inc., and more), Renaissance Consulting (now Balanced Scorecard Collaborative)
EDUCATIONUNC Chapel Hill, Tuck MBA
SECTOR FOCUSConsumer Goods, Entrepreneurship, Retail, Social Impact
SARAH DIGIACOMO
EXPERIENCEDartmouth College, St. Lawrence University
EDUCATIONSUNY Potsdam, St. Lawrence University MEd
SECTOR FOCUSNetworked Job Searches
MATHIAS MACHADO T’09
EXPERIENCEVolkswagen Group, Siemens, Booz & Co. (now Strategy&), and TomTom
EDUCATIONInstituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires, Tuck MBA
SECTOR FOCUSTechnology, Industrial Goods,International Students
DEIRDRE O’DONNELL
EXPERIENCELehman Brothers; fixed income, global diversity recruiting
EDUCATIONSt. Lawrence University
SECTOR FOCUSFinance, Insurance, Investment Management, Health Care
DENA PEYSTER
EXPERIENCEKeleher Associates, Coray GurnitzConsulting, Project PerformanceCorporation
EDUCATIONConnecticut College, GeorgeWashington University MBA
SECTOR FOCUSAlumni Career Services
STEPHEN PIDGEON T’07
EXPERIENCEMcKinsey & Co., television andmovie production
EDUCATIONUniversity of Westminster, Tuck MBA
SECTOR FOCUSConsulting, Media, Entertainment, and Sports
SARAH VAN ORMAN
EXPERIENCEDarden School of Business, ForKids, Inc., The Up Center
EDUCATIONVirginia Tech, University of Virginia MEd, EdS
SECTOR FOCUSEnergy, Real Estate
OFFERNEGOTIATION
CAMPUSRECRUITING
JOB POSTINGS ANDOPPORTUNITIES
APPLICATIONMATERIALS
INTERVIEWPREPARATION
TUCK CAREER DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
NETWORKINGCAREEREXPLORATION
Career Development OfficeTuck School of Business at Dartmouth100 Tuck HallHanover, NH 03755-9000Tel: 603-646-2461
tuck.career.development@tuck.dartmouth.eduwww.tuck.dartmouth.eduwww.tuck.dartmouth.edu/careers
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