transfer chance or am i done?

[giants92]

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@WolfPackfan

Is it really possible to land a 100k+ job after graduation? Maybe with prior experience and a MBA, but a BBA? Ross is good, but I don’t think a BBA from Ross will land a job making six figures right off the bat. I could be wrong though.

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<p>So nieve. See: Investment Banking, Sales & Trading, Private Equity, Hedge Fund (aka High Finance). Very rare that a BBA lands a PE or HF job straight out of college, but IB and S&T are quite common (~20% of '09 grads… see below). You’ll learn, young grasshopper.</p>

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Realistically, no. Some do it, it’s not common by any means. You have to be pretty extraordinary.</p>

<p>I think Bearcats mentioned he was expecting something like that when he graduated from CoE.

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<p>It’s not unrealistic at all. I know many people who are headed for 100k+ jobs (or internships that will set them up for those jobs) and I hope to be among them as well (pending return offer from internship/job offer from better firm). It’s not a majority of people by any means, but a fair chunk of grads land the jobs I mentioned above. Study hard, try to get 3.7+, attain leadership positions in clubs, land interviews, land internships. Easier said than done, but certainly realistic.</p>

<p>Ex.: '09 BBAs: 18.5% of grads landed jobs in investment banking. Reported median compensation (base salary + sign on + other guaranteed compensation): ~95k. My guess is that the median bonus reported on the employment profile is most likely compensation for only half of their first year of employment. Most banks pay you in January for your first half year of work. So add another 22,500 to that 95k.</p>

<p>Source: <a href=“http://www.bus.umich.edu/pdf/EmploymentProfile2009.pdf[/url]”>http://www.bus.umich.edu/pdf/EmploymentProfile2009.pdf&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;