Auburn Harbert Employment Report: Key Numbers
Auburn Harbert graduates earn an average starting salary of $95,000 with an employment rate of 97% within three months of graduation. These numbers reflect solid outcomes with room for growth as the program matures.
Industry Breakdown
Auburn Harbert's employment report shows graduates entering these industries:
- Finance: 25-35% (banking, PE, hedge funds, asset management)
- Consulting: 20-30% (MBB, Big 4, boutique)
- Technology: 15-25% (product, strategy, operations)
- Other: 10-20% (corporate, healthcare, non-profit)
Auburn Harbert is particularly strong for careers in Southeast Careers, Supply Chain, High Employment Probability. The school's full profile details specific employer relationships and career pipelines.
Salary by Industry
Average starting salaries vary significantly by industry:
- Consulting: $175,000-$190,000 base + $25,000-$35,000 signing bonus
- Finance (banking): $175,000 base + $50,000-$65,000 signing bonus
- Technology: $150,000-$180,000 base + equity/RSUs
- Corporate (Fortune 500): $130,000-$155,000 base + $15,000-$25,000 signing bonus
The $95,000 average at Auburn Harbert is a blend across all industries. Students entering consulting and finance typically exceed this average, while those entering non-profit or government roles may earn below it. See our MBA ROI analysis for how to think about salary in the context of total MBA investment.
Career Services and Recruiting
Auburn Harbert's career services team connects students with employer presentations, networking events, career treks, and alumni mentorship. The 97% employment rate reflects the program's ability to place graduates effectively.
When evaluating employment reports, look beyond the headline salary number. Consider:
- Which specific companies hire from this school?
- What percentage of students enter their target industry?
- How active is the alumni network in your desired field?
- What career-change support does the school provide?
For a complete overview of Auburn Harbert's programs, culture, and admissions, see the full Auburn Harbert profile.