Post-MBA salaries measures of MBA quality as it says to which careers a business school opens highways.
I wanted to know why some M7 schools have smaller salaries than after Harvard or Stanford.
Is it because salaries itself are smaller or schools specialize in industries with smaller salaries.
I was particularly interested in Kellogg. I found that it is really one of the best M7 schools for consulting. And that it is better than MIT for technology. That its salary is smaller because salary in CPG and Retail (primary focus of the school) is smaller that in other industries. That other schools has higher salaries because they send more people to finance. And that Kellogg is not that good compared to other M7 schools in all other industries (Energy, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Real Estate, Media etc).
My analysis compares all M7 schools and Tuck using 2017 employment report data for Full time MBA (2016-2017 class), but for Tuck i used 2016 data, as 2017 report hasn't been released yet. So you can find insights about your school by analyzing which industry provides schools high/low average: is it salary itself of focus on industries with high\low salaries.
Keep in mind that Tuck salaries may be smaller because average salary last year was smaller in general.