From graduate programs to career satisfaction, our students graduate with excellent prospects and, often, excellent roles. See below for data on our graduates.
Success on the Job
Our average success rate for Grossman School of Business Graduates over the last three years is over 94.5%. That means over 94.5% of GSB students report finding job or graduate program in the six months following graduation.
Of those students, a spectacular 96.5% of students report that they are Satisfied or Very Satisfied with their position.
Masters Programs Abound
Students who graduate from GSB with their sights on further education find programs to satisfy their drive and their career goals.
In the past five years, Grossman has sent graduates to New York University, University of Colorado – Boulder, Northeastern University, Boston College, and more.
Additionally, dozens of students pursue the Accelerated Masters of Accountancy Program here at Grossman, jumping into the MAcc process in their senior year. These students typically enter their master’s program with a full-time job offer upon completion of their CPA exams.
Internships
Internships can be a critical part of the career development process, and Grossman students routinely find excellent placements that help them hone their skills, find their passions, and build their networks. Check out our most recent data on students reporting a professional internship experience:
| Graduation Year* | % of students reporting at least one internship |
| 2018 | 86.0% |
| 2019 | 89.4% |
| 2020 | 86.9% |
| 2021 | 90.7% |
| 2022 | 91.3% |
Where Can You Go?
There is nothing “common” about the common outcomes of our students! Below is a small sample of employers who our students have landed with right out of graduation, broken down by concentration.
| Accounting | Business Analytics | Finance | Marketing |
| PwC KPMG RSM EY Johnson Lambert Crowe CliftonLarsonAllen Aon National Life Group | GE PayPal Unilever TJX Enterprise CDW Aldi Tetra Tech Wayfair | Fidelity UBS Bank of America JP Morgan Chase Morgan Stanley Greystone TD Bank New York Life State of Vermont Merrill Lynch | Lego Group Ben & Jerry’s World Economic Forum PepsiCo Pfizer Nordstrom John Hancock Weber Shandwick Fuse Marketing W2O Group |