Here's the salary breakdown for Kellogg's class of 2019, including the industries that are paying its MBA grads the most
- The Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University is ranked fourth in the world by The Economist, sixth by US News, and third by Forbes.
- It costs a total of $151,815 for tuition and fees for two-year MBA students. This number is comparable to the average salaries of graduates in consulting and finance.
- Here are the average salaries of Kellogg graduates, in order of increasing compensation.
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Even though MBA application numbers are declining, students continue to be highly qualified - and make considerable sums of money when they graduate.
The graduates of the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University's class of 2019 are no exception. Students at this highly ranked institution (fourth in the world by The Economist, sixth by US News, and third by Forbes) enter lucrative industries post-graduation.
Most of them go into careers in finance, consulting, or technology.
This aligns with trends observed in 2019 graduates of the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business and the Wharton School of Business, both of which are highly ranked programs.
Kellogg's graduating class had 682 students, ranging from 25 to 38 years of age at graduation. A majority were two-year MBA students (478 students), and 40% of the graduating class consisted of women.
Here are the industries these students entered after graduation, ranked by average base salary.