2021 Undergraduate Employment Report

2021

Undergraduate Employment Report McDonough Undergraduate Career Development Center

Employment

Full-Time Offers, Class of 2021

$85,213

Average Base Salary by Industry Advertising, PR, Research & Marketing

3%

$ 64,000

22%

$ 76,834

Consumer Packaged Goods & Retail

5%

$ 70,800

$9,421

Data Analytics

3%

$ 80,206

49%

$ 89,219

Average Full-Time Salary 9% Increase from 2020

Consulting

Financial Services

**

Government/Politics

1%

Average Signing Bonus

Healthcare

3%

$ 68,879

98%

Public Accounting

7%

$ 63,292

Real Estate

6%

$ 92,000

Technology

3%

$ 87,500

Of students seeking employment received an offer within three months of graduation

* Due to rounding, percentages do not add up to 100%. **To protect student privacy, salary information is only reported for industries with three or more data points.

Career data was self-reported by a supermajority of graduating seniors between April and August of 2021. The statistics presented do not account for any changes that may have occurred after the data was reported.

“ I chose to enroll at the business school

to pursue studies at the intersection of business and global affairs. As a Global Business Fellow, I’ve been able to complement my business education with international relations, political economy, and global history/economics. I was drawn to these unique opportunities at Georgetown McDonough and hope to seek similar ones throughout my career. ”

Bayley Wivell (B’22) Business Analyst, McKinsey

Phoenix Do (B’22) Business Analyst, Amazon Web Services Hometown: Hagerstown, Maryland Major: Finance, Operations and Information Management McDonough Involvement: Georgetown Ventures, Georgetown Rugby, Georgetown Entrepreneurship Summer Internship: Private Wealth Management Summer Analyst, Wells Fargo

enrolled in McDonough’s Undergraduate “ IProgram because of the interdisciplinary curriculum and focus on lifelong learning. I have a genuine curiosity about how the world works and business practices are at the epicenter of everything. Growing this curiosity has been the foundation of my success and McDonough fosters an environment that allows bright individuals to explore their interests.

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Top Employers Amazon Bain Bank of America Barclays Citi Deloitte EY Goldman Sachs Google Jefferies JPMorgan Chase L’Oréal McKinsey Morgan Stanley Peacock TV/NBC PwC

Post-Graduation Activity Employed Full Time

93%

Continuing Education

5%

Seeking Employment

2%

Location of Employment Northeast

58%

Mid-Atlantic

18%

South

3%

Southwest

3%

Midwest

5%

West

9%

International

4%

opportunity for international experiences during my “ The time at Georgetown was very formative to my growth as

an individual, and this positively impacted my internship search. The encouragement that McDonough instills regarding study abroad allowed me to spend the summer in Barcelona after my freshman year and gain proficiency in Spanish. My coursework as a Global Business Fellow allowed me to explore global topics that I was interested in and provided me with a deeper understanding of policy, trade, and economics.

”

Ananya Chowla (B’22) Business Analyst, McKinsey

Ryon Henderson (B’22)

Associate Product Marketing Manager, Google Hometown: Washington, D.C. Major: Marketing, Management McDonough Involvement: Undergraduate Career Development Center Advisor Summer Internship: Associate Product Marketing Manager Intern, Google

aspire for my career to exist at the “ Iintersection of business and service.

The McDonough School of Business places a strong emphasis on serving industry and societal needs, which is why I chose to enroll. Additionally, the network of current students and alumni that I developed at Georgetown prepared me immensely for my interview process. Having a community to reach out to for assistance allowed me to perform and present my best at Google.

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Internships

97

%

Of students had an internship by the time they graduated

Carlos Rosario (B’23) U.S. Network Distributions Marketing Intern, Viacom CBS

speaking to McDonough “ While upperclassmen during Hoya Saxa

weekend, I was extremely inspired by the school’s core curriculum. It allowed all students to take intro classes in nearly every major offered during their time as an undergraduate.

Although I was already interested in pursuing marketing, taking courses in management, accounting, and more have made me a well rounded thinker as well as a more valuable asset in my internships.

”

Top Internship Employers

Sheil Patel (B’22) Asset Management and Acquisition Intern FCP

Georgetown Alumni network is a “The great place to reach out. Hoyas are

always receptive and happy to help other Hoyas in any way they can.

I have had great coffee chats with Hoyas at different firms to get a feel for their company and their internship offerings.

Also, the Undergraduate Career Center organized a visit to the real estate investment company I interned for this past summer. I got the opportunity to speak with Hoyas at the firm and this ultimately led me to interning there my junior summer.

”

Bank of America Barclays Citigroup EY Goldman Sachs Jefferies JPMorgan Chase Morgan Stanley PwC RBS Rothschild UBS

McDonough Undergraduate Career Development Center We support business students in the process of self-discovery, career strategy, leadership development, and network-building to empower them to become principled, global leaders.

Career Exploration Career Coaching: One-on-one career coaching to discuss career strategy, values assessments, mock interviews, negotiation, and everything in between.

McDonough Peer Career Advisors: Experienced upperclass students available to provide resume critiques and job search coaching.

Photo taken pre-COVID-19

“ While Georgetown’s location is one of its strongest

resources, Georgetown’s mentoring community transcends far beyond Healy Circle. Through my time on the Hilltop and afterwards, I could always rely on peers, faculty, and alumni to support me through both the ups and downs of the undergraduate experience.”

Jacob Werden (B’21)

Investment Banking Analyst, Guggenheim Partners

Alumni Access Hoya Gateway: Digital platform to connect students with alumni all over the world for career advice, industry insights, and mock interviews.

Host a Hoya: A one-day job shadow opportunity over winter break in students’ home cities with an alumni host to get a “day-in-the-life” experience in a particular industry or company. Recent companies have included Amazon, Citi, Deloitte, Northwood Investors, Uber, and Village Global.

Undergraduate Career “ The Development Center’s Host a Hoya

program was pivotal in helping me find my full-time role in the technology industry. I connected with a Georgetown alumnus for a chat, and he taught me so much about the industry, the types of non-technical roles available to business students, and the best practices for recruiting. He had so many great things to say about working in business operations at LinkedIn and even offered to refer me to LinkedIn’s entry-level strategy program called SOAR. I ended up landing the role, and I am so grateful to our Career Center and alumni network for helping me break into the tech industry.

”

Grant Bernero (B’21) Strategy, Operations, and Analytics Rotational (SOAR) Analyst, LinkedIn

Signature Programs Career Treks

Travel domestically and internationally to network with alumni and learn about specific industries. Recent treks have included visits to The Wall Street Journal Data Analytics, Google, HubSpot, and TripAdvisor.

Fridays in the Field

Site visits to companies throughout the Washington, D.C., area to gain exposure and make connections to diverse industries in the region.

Recent companies have included Ashoka, Capital One, Federal Capital Partners, GoodProjects, Halcyon House, Juggernaut Capital Partners, Marriott, and Tableau.

Sophomore Summit

In-depth career exploration seminar to define goals and craft individual timelines as students think critically about their academics, careers, and lives.

Leadership Labs

Leaders share their approach to cultivating principled leadership.

Undergraduates gain insight into career advancement opportunities in the technology sector with a diverse group of young alumni.

Etiquette Dinner

Professional dinner to learn about business etiquette.

Bootcamps

• Training the Street: Finance Immersion • Management Consulted: Consulting Case Training

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McDonough Undergraduate Career Development Center Georgetown University McDonough School of Business Rafik B. Hariri Building, Suite 198 37th and O Streets, NW Washington, DC 20057 Talia Schatz, Assistant Dean msbucareers@georgetown.edu (202) 687-3753

msb.georgetown.edu/undergraduate/career