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FORTUNE

100 Top MBA employers 

Companies where MBA candidates say they'd most like to work

And the winners are...
And the winners are...
Think of it as a popularity contest for companies. Each year, research firm Universum surveys MBA candidates on where they'd most like to work. See the exclusive Fortune.com list, including detailed profiles of the top 25. (more)
1. Google
6. Apple
2. McKinsey & Company
7. Microsoft
3. Goldman Sachs
8. General Electric
4. Bain & Company
9. Nike
5. Boston Consulting Group
10. Bank of America
• See the full list: Top 100
Full list: 100 most desirable employers
Full list: 100 most desirable employers
Where does Starbucks rank on this year's list? The CIA? See the entire top 100, including links to FORTUNE 500 employers on the list. (more)
• Top industries
Top 25 cities
Top 25 cities
Where in the world do new MBA grads most want to work? See the highest-ranked U.S. and international places. (more)
Most popular with women
Most popular with women
Do women MBAs prefer to work at Nike, Google or Microsoft? The results may surprise you. See the top 100 employers, as rated by female B-school students. (more)
• Most popular with men
Big paychecks
Big paychecks
What do MBA candidates think they'll make after graduation -- and five years later? See salary expectations, with breakouts for women, men, and by industry. (more)
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FORTUNE
100 best companies to work for
Google is No. 1, shooting straight to the top in its first appearance on Fortune's 2007 list. Find out why, plus see detailed profiles for all the best places to work. (more)
• 100 Best Companies to Work For: Top 10

Money
80 Best Jobs in America
Money Magazine and Salary.com sought out the best jobs for anyone ready for a new challenge. (more)
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What should new MBAs get paid in their first jobs?
  • More than $100,000 a year
  • Less than $100,000 a year
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