#66 D'Amore-McKim School of Business

Northeastern University

#66 D'Amore-McKim School of Business

Northeastern University
CITY & STATE
Boston, MA
Class Size
67
Total Cost*
$93,545
Total Applicants
595
ACCEPTANCE RATE
26%
MEDIAN GMAT SCORE
640
Work Experience
3.3 years
Employed After Graduation‡
96%
Median Base Salary
$79,500
Median Signing Bonus
$5,000
WEBSITE
www.damore-mckim.northeastern.edu
  • * Total program cost including tuition and required fees
  • ‡ Percent of those seeking jobs who accepted employment within 3 months of graduation
Northeastern offers two intensive programs that take students out of the classroom. First-year students join the International Field Study Program after completing their core classes and travel to South America, China, the Middle East or eastern Europe. At the start of their second years, students can also do a 6-month corporate residency, in which they work at a local company. Full-time MBA students choose one of three career tracks: finance, marketing or operations or supply chain management. Northeastern is one of the
only business schools to offer a High Tech MBA Program, which focuses on the business of innovation. Northeastern placed 88% of its 2016 grads in the northeast.
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On forbes lists
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Best Domestic Business Schools 2017Dropped off in 2018
BY THE NUMBERS
Class of 2012
TOTAL 5-YEAR MBA GAIN§
$15,900
PRE-MBA SALARY
$44,000
2016 SALARY
$104,000
YEARS TO PAYBACK
4.5
§5-year total compensation after graduation minus the sum of tuition, fees and foregone compensation before taxes and adjusted for the time value of money
Job Placement by Function
OPERATIONS/LOGISTICS
31%
FINANCE/ACCOUNTING
28%
OTHER
16%
CONSULTING
13%
MARKETING/SALES
12%
Employment numbers for the class of 2018
Enrollment
ENROLLMENT BY CITIZENSHIP
U.S. CITIZENS
70%
FOREIGN NATIONALS
30%
Enrollment numbers for the class of 2020
Top Employers
What Alumni Are Saying
Northeastern provided a good education, particularly since it included internship experience. But the focus of the school's career services is on Co-Op (internships), and if you don't get a job through your Co-Op employer, you're on your own when you graduate.
Tom
Co-op program at Northeastern is very strong - helps prepare you for the road ahead. They do a great job of teaching you soft skills as well.

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