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Strength in Numbers
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Mendoza
College of Business Enrollment
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|
Undergraduate
Students
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1,769
|
|
MBA
Students
|
327
|
|
Executive
MBA Students (South Bend and Chicago)
|
180
|
|
MS
in Accountancy Students
|
56
|
|
MS
in Accountancy Students (from Ernst & Young)
|
182
|
|
MS
in Administration Students
|
45
|
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TOTAL 2,509
|
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Undergraduate
Student Enrollment by Major
(juniors and seniors only)
|
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Accountancy
|
324
|
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Finance
and Business Economics
|
424
|
|
Management
|
60
|
|
Management
Information Systems
|
167
|
|
Marketing
|
228
|
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TOTAL 1,203
|
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Undergraduate
Program Average Salary (2001) *
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|
Accountancy
|
$47,194
|
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Finance
and Business Economics
|
$47,663
|
|
Management
|
$50,350
|
|
Management
Information Systems
|
$51,477
|
|
Marketing
|
$42,394
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GRADUATES
AVERAGE SALARY $47,474
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| *
Salaries do not include bonuses which ranged from $2,000-$10,000
with an average of $4,500). Statistics are based upon 2001
placement surveys. |
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Mendoza
MBA Graduates Average Salary (2001)
|
|
Median
base salary
|
$80,000
|
|
Median
sign-on bonus
|
$13,800
|
|
TOTAL $93,800
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MBA
Student Profile
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Average
GMAT score
|
646
|
|
Female
students
|
26%
|
|
International
students
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34%
|
|
Work
Experience
|
4.5
years
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Rankings
Accountancy
-
Undergraduate
accountancy program ranked 4th nation-wide, Public Accounting
Report (PAR), 2001.
-
Graduate
accountancy program ranked 6th nationwide, PAR, 2001. Finance
Top 10 worldwide, Financial Times, 2002
Gigot
Center for Entrepreneurial Studies
ND MBA
Rankings
U.S.
News & World Report (2001)
The Wall
Street Journal (2001)
-
#1
in recruiter satisfaction
-
#2
in communication and interpersonal skills as a recruiting
attribute
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#5
in "overall value" for the money invested in recruiting
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#8
in "long-term" return on recruiter's investment
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#9 in the "Top 10" private schools
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#10 in the "Top 10" small schools
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#10
in "under the radar" hidden gems for curriculum
focused on ethics
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#15
among the top-ranked 50 business schools
ND Undergraduate
Program Rankings
U.S.
News & World Report (2002)
-
#23
overall
-
#14
in accounting
-
#16
in finance
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