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FROM Darden Admissions Blog: Employment Report for the Darden Class of 2013 |
The Economist ranks Darden No. 1 for its diversity of recruiters. In 2013, 27% of Darden graduates from the Class of 2013 accepted positions in the consulting industry, making an average base salary of $129,254. Other top industries for Darden students included Financial Services (26%), Technology (14%) and Consumer Products (13%). Employment Data by Industry Industry Accepted Offers Average Base Salary Average Signing Bonus Consulting 27% $129,254 $26,615 Consumer Products 13% $100,818 $20,600 Energy 3% $110,571 $19,115 Financial Services 26% $101,469 $41,250 Investment Banking 19% $100,348 $44,464 Investment Mgmt/Portfolio Mgmt 2% $113,750 N/A Other Financial Services 5% $101,633 $27,273 Manufacturing 12% $106,577 N/A Miscellaneous 3% $143,750 $16,750 Real Estate 1% $96,667 N/A Technology 14% $111,817 $32,644 Transportation 1% $96,680 $20,000 Total 100%* $111,171 $29,421 * Percentages have been rounded and may not total 100. Please visit our website to view additional information on employment data by job function and geography, top hiring companies and Darden MBA internships. |
FROM Darden Admissions Blog: Building a Strong Community for Women MBAs |
Darden was recently recognized for being the most collaborative MBA community for women by Nerd Scholar. Through Darden’s Graduate Women in Business (GWiB) club and the “Wednesday 10s” program (see below for information), Darden provides a supportive network for women MBAs and facilitates conversations happening around issues and challenges women face in their careers. Ashley Oost-Lievense, President of GWIB, and Alison Stewart, VP Networking, discuss the resources GWiB offers to students below: “The mission and purpose of the GWiB club is to provide members with awareness, resources, support and a cohesive network. As an organization, we have always promoted collaboration among female students, faculty and administration at the Darden School through networking and club events. Some of our organization’s most popular events for women MBAs at Darden include Wednesday 10s and Diversity dinners, which encourage members to celebrate and learn about one another’s backgrounds over delicious food! Additionally, just this past year, in an effort to extend our collaborative efforts, we have also invited men to join the club as part of a pilot program to explore better ways broaden the understanding and support for women in the workplace. This has been a really exciting initiative and we look forward to seeing how it develops with future GWiB members. Wednesday 10s provide an opportunity for women in the Darden community — students, staff and faculty — to have real conversations about what it means to be a woman in the business world. In these sessions women share examples of situations they’ve faced in the past and provide valuable takeaways on how to even the playing field and be more confident business women.” Learn more about resources for women at Darden. |
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