<p>EL<em>TACO</em>GRANDE </p>
<p>come to China and start a IT business or something else, and i come to be your employee</p>
<p>100 biLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLion dollars. But it’s hard to find an entry level position running an evil empire.</p>
<p>$3.14 per year.</p>
<p>100k first year total compensation.</p>
<p>Dang, business majors are looking mighty lucrative now a days. What about AAS majors?</p>
<p>With about 2 years of relevant work experience before/during college, and my intended major(s) and some languages that I speak fluently(spanish and french being 2 of them) I’d say realistically in today’s economy I would be looking at around 55-60K starting/entry level. </p>
<p>statistically/historically, I would be looking at around 65K, but I am a realist and feel it is better to hope for less, and be pleasantly surprised instead of having unrealistic expectations, and be bummed out. The average yearly income in my desired field/position is around 130-140K a year, so I don’t mind working my way up, because the reward will be awesome! :)</p>
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<p>FYI, it’s near impossible to get into a good MBA program with no work experience.</p>
<p>100K - 160K</p>
<p>I’m in an MBA program and I’m self employed. My income trajectory might drop a little early on (Year 2 - 3) as I hire an assistant and that 1st associate. I expect it to curve up after the 1st associate. I’m thinking 5 associates by year 10 (maybe I’ll establish a class of partner for profit sharing). </p>
<p>That’s speculation I’m a start up and I have a small client base (But a large network). It could all crash and burn… So make that range $8.50/hr - $160k/yr with the mean to the right. A probability distribution that is fat tailed and negatively skewed.</p>
<p>10k signing, 70k base and 30-50k bonus so i figure 110k-130k all in</p>