Base Salary and Hiring Bonus
80% Employment rate
Measurement
All graduates
Hiring Bonus
Permanent Work Authorization
Non-Permanent Work Authorization
Less than 1 Year Experience
1 to 3 Years Experience
3 to 5 Years Experience
More than 5 Years Experience
Consulting
Finance/Accounting
General Management/Strategy
Information Technology
Marketing/Sales
Operations/Supply Chain
Human Resources
Functional Summary
| Area | Percentage of class |
|---|---|
| Consulting | 10% |
| Finance/Accounting | 14% |
| General Management/Strategy | 6% |
| Information Technology | 0% |
| Marketing/Sales | 22% |
| Operations/Supply Chain | 34% |
| Human Resources | 14% |
Industry Summary
| Industry | Percentage of class |
|---|---|
| Consulting | 12% |
| Consumer Products | 22% |
| Financial Services | 4% |
| Manufacturing | 34% |
| Pharma/BioTech/Healthcare Products | 4% |
| Real Estate | 0% |
| Government | 4% |
| Technology | 8% |
| Non-Profit | 2% |
| Other | 4% |
Major Employers for 2018
Amazon
A.T. Kearney
Bank of America
CGN Global Consulting
Dell
Deloitte Consulting
Eaton
Elanco
Electronic Arts
Emerson
Expedia
EY
Ford
General Electric
Hormel
Intel
MasterCard
Meritor
Nationwide
Northrop Grumman
Nucor
PepsiCo
Proctor & Gamble
Roche Diagnostics
Rolls-Royce
Shell
Shire
Sprint
The Clorox Company
The Hershey Company
United Technologies Corp.
USAA
Vanguard Investments
The Krannert Professional Development Center is pleased to present these employment results for Krannert's 2-year, residential MBA program. Employment results vary from year to year depending on national, regional, and industry-specific economic conditions, as well as student demographics. These results are for the Class of 2018 only and do not necessarily represent results in other years, past or future. These results were calculated in compliance with the reporting Standards of the MBA Career Services Council.
The Job-Seeking Class is the denominator for employment statistics. This is how we calculate the Job-Seeking Class in accord with the Standards.
Total Graduating MBA Class Less: Students not seeking employment (sponsored, already employed, continuing education, postponed search, starting new business as owner or co-owner) and/or students for whom no information is available. This equals: Job-Seeking Class