In the third part of the four part series, we cover Cornell MBA placements and salary by regions in the US and International placement trends.
The Cornell MBA Class of 2023 exhibits a strong focus on North America, with an impressive 95% of graduates securing employment within the region, 1% lower than the previous year. The remaining 5% are distributed globally, reflecting the program's international reach with a competitive $125,000 median base salary.
Within North America, the Northeast region emerges as a key employment hub, attracting 55% of the graduates. This region not only hosts the highest percentage of employed Two-Year Johnson MBA graduates but also offers the highest median base salary of $175,000.
All other regions except the Midwest offered a $175,000 median base salary, whereas the Midwest offered a slightly lower, i.e., $170,000 median base salary, and the third highest hiring percentage, i.e., 9%, whereas the second position was held by the West with 16% hiring rates.
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| By Region | Percent Hired | Median Base Salary |
| North America | 95% | $175,000 |
| Northeast | 55% | $175,000 |
| West | 16% | $175,000 |
| Midwest | 9% | $170,000 |
| Southwest | 7% | $175,000 |
| Mid-Atlantic | 7% | $175,000 |
| South | 7% | $175,000 |
| Asia, Central America and the Caribbean, European Free Trade Zone | 5% | $125,000 |
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