The University of Chicago Booth School of Business
Full-Time
Intern
Function: Intern
September 12, 2011
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Top Five Functions: Intern
New Hires by Function:
2011
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Function
Percent
of Hires
Number
of Hires
(1)
Minimum
Monthly Salary
(2)
Maximum
Monthly Salary
(2)
Median
Monthly Salary
(2)
Business Development
4.9%
27
$1,200
$8,900
$4,334
Consulting
18.8%
104
$2,500
$12,500
$10,400
Finance
55.4%
306
$200
$12,000
$8,333
Company Finance (Analysis/Treasury)
6.2%
34
$5,000
$8,333
$6,771
Investment Banking
21.2%
117
$200
$12,000
$8,333
Investment Management/Research
10.1%
56
$2,000
$11,100
$8,333
Mergers & Acquisitions within a Company
0.5%
3
Insufficient Data
(2)
Private Client Services
0.7%
4
Insufficient Data
(2)
Private Equity
8.3%
46
$500
$12,000
$6,000
Public Finance
0.5%
3
Insufficient Data
(2)
Real Estate
0.7%
4
Insufficient Data
(2)
Sales and Trading
5.3%
29
$5,417
$8,832
$8,333
Structured Finance
0.2%
1
Insufficient Data
(2)
Venture Capital
1.6%
9
$1,000
$12,000
$2,000
General Management
3.6%
20
$5,500
$10,000
$8,000
Marketing
9.6%
53
$1,000
$21,650
$6,400
Brand/Product Management
5.6%
31
$1,700
$8,000
$6,577
Other
4.0%
22
$1,000
$21,650
$6,265
Operations
0.7%
4
Insufficient Data
(2)
Product Development
0.7%
4
Insufficient Data
(2)
Strategic Planning
5.3%
29
$1,600
$10,000
$6,600
Other
0.9%
5
Insufficient Data
(2)
Total
100.0%
552
$200
$21,650
$8,333
(1)
Twelve students in the Class of 2011 reported having two internships.
(2)
Compensation information is self-reported. Ninety-five percent of students reporting accepted intern offers included salary information. Of that, 3% reported receiving no salary. For the 92% who were paid, the minimum, maximum and median monthly salaries are represented above. Insufficient data indicates less than 1% reporting offers and /or less than 50% with salary information.