The prestigious Economist Intelligence Unit survey has ranked Hult as the best in the world for post-MBA graduation salary increase. It compared 100 MBA programs spanning the US, Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Following Hult on the ranking for Post-Graduation Salary are Brandeis at #2, IESE at #3, and Harvard at #4.Overall Hult International Business School is ranked #33 globally for its MBA program by the Economist and #22 in the US.
Hult graduates have gone on to employment at major corporations, including Dell, Deloitte, HP, JP Morgan, KPMG, McKinsey & Company, Panasonic, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, P&G, and UBS, amongst many others. The average post-graduation salary of the Hult graduates of September 2006 was US$81,737.
Located in the academic heart of America, Boston, Hult International Business School has one of the largest international student bodies amongst the top-ranked schools in the US. Every year, 165 students from more than 30 countries study the accelerated one-year MBA program. On average, each class consists of 30 nationalities, speaking over 50 languages. Their cultural diversity, maturity and work experience enrich the Hult learning experience.
Hult International Business School offers a unique action-learning curriculum in a fast-track one-year MBA program, with plenty of real-life learning opportunities. Jaye Matriano, from the Philippines, said she chose Hult because “Hult is a one-year program with international diversity. The sizes of the classes are smaller compared to other MBA schools; thus, learning is more personalised.”
Hult students also benefit from a recently expanded career consultation service, which has strengthened corporate recruiter relations.
To find out more about studying your MBA at Hult, contact one of our student counsellors today.