642
Total number of graduates
TWENTY-THREE
Accepted job offers from Goldman Sachs (the most of any single employer)
94.8%
Grads who are employed or continuing their education
SIXTEEN
Foreign countries and U.S. territories where graduates found jobs. The most popular destination outside America: China, which outnumbered all but five U.S. states in hires from this class
38.1%
Grads who accepted full-time jobs with employers for whom they’d previously interviewed
MORE THAN HALF
57.3 percent of grads found work in consulting or investment banking.
+14.8%
Increase in average annual base salary from the class of 2011 to the class of 2015
$150,000
Top reported salary
TEN
Accepted job offers from Amazon or Google
$81,402
Average salary for grads in finance careers, who make up 55.2 percent of all respondents
2.2
Average number of job offers
NINETEEN
States where students found jobs
ZERO
Total number of Harvard and Stanford undergraduate business majors
*All statistics based on 588 graduates who completed a career plan survey from Penn Career Services
Published as “Top of the Class” in the Fall 2016 issue of Wharton Magazine.
