Introduction to Clear Admit’s MBA Career Trends Series
In this Clear Admit content series, we review full-time MBA employment reports for U.S. business schools to present job placement trends for recent MBA graduates. We hope that you find this information helpful as you choose which MBA program is the right fit for you. You can also find our coverage of individual MBA employment reports here.
Since one of the main benefits of going to business school is to advance in a career, many MBA applicants are often interested in seeing the employment outcomes for recent graduates. In response, business schools issue employment reports that include annual MBA job placement outcomes by industry, function and geography. The schools agree to follow a set of reporting standards set by the MBA Career Services Council (MBACSEA), which allows for some cross-school comparison.
See the list of articles below and stay tuned for more.
The Full-Time MBA Classes of 2025 & Recent Trends in Post-MBA Employment
- How Bay Area AI Funding Drove MBA Tech Industry Hiring in 2025 at Stanford GSB and Berkeley Haas
- Why an MBA Remains One of the Best Pathways into Management Consulting Careers
The Full-Time MBA Classes of 2024 & Recent Trends in Post-MBA Employment
- Consulting Placement Trends at Leading MBA Programs
- Entrepreneurship Outcomes at Top MBA Programs – Class of 2024 Trends
- Mapping MBA Career Outcomes: Job Placements by U.S. Region for Top MBA Programs
- M7 Business Schools Continue to Dominate in Venture Capital and Private Equity Fields
- ‘Big Tech’ Hiring Declined for Class of 2024 MBA Graduates
The Full-Time MBA Classes of 2023 & Recent Trends in Post-MBA Employment
- MBA Career Trends: Big Tech Hiring Declined in 2023
- MBA Career Trends: MBB Consulting Jobs & Top B-Schools
- MBA Career Trends: M7 B-Schools Lead in VC & PE Careers
The Full-Time MBA Classes of 2022 & Recent Trends in Post-MBA Employment
- MBA Career Trends: 2019-2022 Job Placement in Tech, Consulting, and Finance
- MBA Career Trends: Big Tech Roles Remain Popular with Graduates
- MBA Career Trends: MBB and Amazon’s Impact on Job Placements
- MBA Career Trends: MBB Consulting Job Placements at Top B-Schools
- MBA Career Trends: M7 Schools Lead in VC & PE MBA Placements
- MBA Career Trends: Tech Job Decline at Top B-Schools
A Closer Look at the Full-Time MBA Classes of 2021
- MBA Career Trends: Entrepreneurship Outcomes at Top Programs
- MBA Career Trends: Employment Outcomes at Top Programs
- MBA Career Trends: Tech Industry Placements at Top Programs
- MBA Career Trends: Finance Industry Placements at Top Programs
- MBA Career Trends: Consulting Placements at Top U.S. Programs
- MBA Career Trends: Regional Job Placements at Top U.S. Programs
- MBA Career Trends: U.S. Regional Employment Outcomes
See notes on how region, industry and function are defined for the series.
MBA Applywire
Work Experience
• As of the time of application, five years in top-tier strategy consulting (client-face role), including 2 years at a Tier-2 global firm and 3 years at an MBB, consistently recognized as a top-performing consultant and awarded MBA sponsorship
• Broad exposure to international projects across diverse industries and strategic topics, with roles engaging mid- to senior-level client stakeholders
Social Impact & Volunteering
• Volunteer mentor at a non-profit dedicated to providing educational support and career guidance to low-income youth, contributing to social mobility initiatives
Academics
• B.Eng. in Civil Engineering from a top 3 Brazilian university with a GPA of 7.84/10.00
• GMAT Focus 665 (Q82, V85, DI82)
EA Score: Quant: 12 IR: 12 V: 10
I got a Master Degree in Finance with a 3.7 GPA.
CV:
Purchasing Manager (2025- Current) in a Mexican Leading plumbing company that manufactures 1,900 Skus with 1,200+ employees.
Innovation Engineer (2023 - 2025) in a Mexican Leading plumbing company that manufactures 1,900 Skus with 1,200+ employees.
Financial Analyst Sr. (2022 - 2023) in Strategic business services center.
Financial Analyst (2020 - 2022) in a Telecommunications infrastructure company, 150 employees
Short Term Goals: Right after my MBA, my goal is to work in the US, in a strategic corporate role, like a Global Procurement Manager, Operations Consultant, or a member of a Supply Chain Leadership Program in a global company. I want to manage large international supply chains, lead cross-border projects, and learn how top companies use new technologies to run their operations.
Long Term Goals: Ten years after my MBA, my goal is to be the Director of Development, Chief Operating Officer (COO) at the company where I work right now or Director of Product Development. In this position, I want to lead the company's high-level strategy, drive our global expansion, and make the executive decisions on where the company is heading. Additionally, depending on the company's timings and internal succession plans, my ultimate goal is to compete for the General Director (CEO) position to lead the entire enterprise.
Why MBA Now: Through my roles in innovation, finance, and procurement at a leading manufacturer, I’ve learned how operational decisions shape overall business performance. I’ve led the digital transformation integrating an AI-powered strategic sourcing platform in indirect purchases and building supply chain resilience against tariff changes. However, I want to increase my influence over high-level business direction and execution. Having optimized our foundational operations, this is the perfect window to pivot toward global leadership. I need to develop leadership experience in a world-class global organization to return and successfully lead the company as it reaches its mature, global scale.
Silver medallist/ 7 years finance experience in JP Morgan and American Express (US market) / Led $30B commercial portfolio, led multiple initiative leading to $100M profitability/ Running AI startup in Supply chain finance- backed by Entrepreneur First
I want to be on a COO track in the medical device industry. I want to focus my MBA on strategy within an operations framework, so I can be the best applicant for MBB consulting in the medical device industry.
MBA LiveWire
Applied June 7, invited to interview June 29, interview and acceptance on July 8
Waitlisted twice in February then April. No interviews. Submitted several self-updates and letter from alumni. The waitlist Q&A session said offers to international candidates will be decided by early July and it did. Guess there is a super huge waitlist pool. I'd say if waitlisted without interview, the odds are low. Hope this helps future applicants! Good luck!
June 8 applied
June 26 interview invite
July 2 interview
July 8 acceptance via email about portal update