Northwestern University (NU) Placements: Job Opportunities and Salaries

• Over 95% of Northwestern MEM graduates secure employment within 6 months of graduation.
• Graduates typically earn between $90,000 and $120,000 per year, depending on their prior experience and industry.
• Many students secure jobs through company visits, career fairs, and on-campus interviews organised by the university.
• Internships often lead to full-time offers, as students work with leading companies during their program.
• In my batch, students are getting internships at Cummins, ZS, and Motorola and have received full-time jobs at Tesla , GE, etc
• No such major companies that hire.

• There is a local property dealer called Peak Properties. I got to know about them from my seniors and they explained the entire process.
• There are other apps, such as Zillow, which is used by many people. My accommodation is 1.2 miles away from the university. My monthly rent with utilities is around $650.
• The only suggestion would be to start early to find the cheaper apartments or else you’ll end up getting the costly ones.

Northwestern students have highly sought after. Career services report a near 100% placement record. There are both on-campus recruiting as well as off-campus recruiting opportunities. Northwestern has a strong tight-knit alumni network and a good percent of people say that's how they received their offers for jobs and internships.

Got into an honors program called MMSS, which has a campus but still within the city parameters of Chicago, great academics, top 10 ranked school, good student life including athletics, clubs.

This summer I'll be working as an actuarial intern with Liberty Mutual, so I've had good luck with finding internships. It depends on your major though, some other friends have had more trouble finding internships, but the career counselors here are really supportive and work hard to find opportunities for everyone.

First, I'm a Questbridge Scholar who matched with Northwestern, so I was required to go here by contract. I ranked it because I thought it offered so many different opportunities, because of its location, emphasis on not limiting yourself to one area of study, etc. People at Northwestern were kinder and so willing to help me out/answer any questions during my tour, which made me feel right at home.

The program doesn't have thesis and is a professional program. Median salary : $107,000.

Great Brand, low student faculty ratio. Direct connect with Kellogg school of business and this is one of the best MEM program in USA. It also has one of the lowest acceptance ratio

The average placement is in one of the Faang too many product Managers from my program, The job role differs from tech manager to program managers

Top 5 for MEM, has a good quarter program & faculty is from Kellogg