<p>Depends on the firm. Go to the websites of your respective choice schools. For example, Wharton will post all its employers, salary caps, even concentration specific pay info on its website. For undergrad business programs, you are basically restricted to Notre Dame, Northwestern (Management Cert. from Kellogg), Emory, Cornell (AEM), WashU (Finance is a concentration but Olin is more focused on general management, operations, etc. You might like this.), and UPenn Wharton. It all depends on the industry you want to get into, or even the employer. That being said, in my opinion that most versatile degrees for business would be from Northwestern (Management Cert.), Notre Dame, and any Ivy or Ivy-level economics program.</p>
<p>I personally would break it down even further by sector. There are so many management degrees floating around that it might make sense to get a hard-skills degree such as engineering that feeds into an industry and then become a specialist in that industry to leverage exclusive knowledge for an MBA.</p>