An MBA from Booth also provides you with unrivaled access to a powerful global network and an array of career resources, tools, and support. Employers come to Booth from around the world to recruit our Full-Time MBA students. Why? Because they know that our graduates understand how to leverage data to lead organizations to better outcomes.
Job-seeking 2022 graduates who accepted full-time job offers within three months of graduation
96.8%
Firms that participated in campus recruiting processes last year
170+
Median salary
$175K
Companies hired 4 or more Booth students, including Amazon, Fidelity, Goldman Sachs, Google, McKinsey & Co, Morgan Stanley, Salesforce, The Boston Consulting Group
22Our Career Services team will support you at every step of your MBA journey. Here are just a few of the resources, events, programs, services, and tools that we offer.
Campus Recruiting Activities
Each year, Booth Career Services hosts over 320 networking events, from company presentations to intimate meet-and-greets, where you can make valuable connections and learn about specific companies, industries, and job functions.
Campus Interviewing
Last year, Career Services hosted interviews for internships and full-time opportunities with approximately 115 organizations.
Online Job Postings
In addition to the companies that visit campus, many others post job openings through our online service. Last year, students and alumni had access to more than 3,600 positions from over 1,700 unique companies.
Resume Referral Service
Through our resume referral service, we connect companies with qualified candidates for specific job openings. Our Employer Relations team conducts resume referrals for a variety of industries including private equity, luxury retail, consulting, investment management, investment banking, and technology.
Career Treks
Every year, Booth offers career treks to engage with companies worldwide. Participants meet with alumni and professionals across a wide range of industries and geographies to learn about fields of interest. Past treks have included domestic visits for banking, marketing, health care, technology, private equity, real estate, start-ups, venture capital, and investment management firms across the country as well as international visits to private equity firms in China, financial services firms in London, and consulting firms and corporates in the Middle East.
Our Career Services team, one of the largest of any business school, will help you refine your career goals and navigate the recruiting process through a variety of services, including:
Research is essential to a successful job search. We have the tools you need to learn more about salary ranges, specific jobs for MBAs, company news, and more.
Employment Reports
These annual reports include class profiles; past Chicago Booth hires by function, industry, and location; and major employers and job sources of Booth students from the past five years.
Resume Databases
Search our archive of past Chicago Booth student resumes to find sample resumes for all types of jobs and experiences.
Print and Online Databases
Career Services offers print and online tools to help you research industries, companies, contacts, and news, as well as staff who can answer questions about your research. We have tools for every step of your career search, from self-reflection, target-list creation, and job search through offer negotiation and acceptance.
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Internships are a critical component of your Full-Time MBA journey—and at Chicago Booth, we’ll support you every step of the way.
Take On an Internship
Dig into our most recent employment report to learn about the companies that are hiring Booth’s Full-Time MBA graduates and interns.
Explore Our Employment Data
We recently chatted with Monisha Shivakumar, ’19, about life at Amazon, her continued connection to Booth, and the benefits of our data-driven approach to education.
Where Is She Now?
Haven Leeming, MBA ’18, MPP ’18, talks about how the Rustandy Center for Social Sector Innovation helps students explore careers in the social sector.
How I Found My Career in Social Impact
