Employment Statistics by Degree Program
Hundreds of companies from around the world recruit Olin Business School students for full-time or internship positions.
Class of 2021 statistics
Full-Time MBA
As of January 2023, for graduates seeking employment, 95 percent reported accepting a job. Median base salary was $120,000, and median signing bonus was $29,100.
BSBA
As of March 2023 for graduates seeking employment, 96 percent reported accepting a job. Median base salary was $85,000 and median signing bonus was $10,600.
Specialized Masters
Data as of December 2021 for graduates seeking employment; represents employment six months post-graduation.
- Master of Accounting (MACC): 90 percent reported accepting a job. Median base salary was $25,700.
- MS in Finance–Quantitative Finance (MSFQ): 84 percent reported accepting a job. Median base salary was $68,800.
- MS in Finance–Corporate Finance & Investments (MSFC)*: 58 percent reported accepting a job. Median base salary was $36,800.
- MS in Finance–Wealth Asset Management (MSFWAM): not reported, class of 2021 had only three graduates.
- MS in Supply Chain Management (MSSCM): 74 percent reported accepting a job. Median base salary was $28,900.
- MS in Business Analytics (MSA): 88 percent reported accepting a job. Median base salary was $46,100.
*63% of SMP reported salaries were by students who landed jobs in China. All salaries listed above are in US currency.
Read more in our Employment Reports including organizations that hire Olin students, student demographics, source of offers and compensation data by industry, function, and geographic region.
The Weston Career Center is a member of the MBA Career Services & Employer Alliance (MBACSEA) and National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) and adheres to the reporting guidelines set forth by these organizations.
