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Employment Statistics | 2001
Class Profile
|
Demographics |
Number |
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Number of students graduating in the class of 2000 |
767 |
|
MBA graduates |
|
6-quarter students
|
470 |
4-quarter students
|
78 |
The Manager's Program students (evening students eligible for placement)
|
136 |
Internal Transfer students
|
15 |
| MMM graduates |
55 |
|
MBA/JD graduates |
12 |
|
MBA/MD graduates |
1 |
|
Average age at graduation |
29 |
|
Prior work experience |
100% |
Average length (years)
|
5.1 |
|
Female |
32% |
|
Minority |
24% |
|
Foreign |
31% |
|
Undergraduate majors |
% |
|
Business |
25% |
|
Economics |
18% |
|
Engineering/Sciences |
29% |
|
Social Sciences/Humanities |
28% |
|
Undergraduate institutions represented |
265 |
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Acceptance summary |
Number |
|
Number of graduates reporting employment status to Career Management Center |
661 |
|
Number of graduate acceptances reported |
536 |
|
Number of first-year students reporting employment status to Career Management Center |
501 |
|
Number of internship acceptances reported |
495 |
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