The Kelley School of Business seeks to maintain and enhance our reputation with our corporate partners. This Code of Conduct out lines expectations of our students.
Academics come first. Students will not miss classes to interview, attend company information sessions, …
The following guidelines have been established to ensure that undue pressure is not placed on students by employers. We recognize students should have the opportunity to investigate employment options of interest to them when making their career decisions. Kelley Undergraduate …
By scheduling an interview you have committed to showing up on time for that interview, unless a legitimate reason occurs (e.g. an acceptance of another employment offer, sudden personal illness, or a death in the family). Accepting an interview with …
The information below is based on data collected by Undergraduate Career Services for IU-Bloomington Kelley School of Business majors graduating (or expected to graduate) during the academic year specified, in accordance with national standards. Note that this page defaults to an aggregate of “All Years,” so be sure to select “Class of 2024” from the dropdown below to get the very latest results!
Outcomes for new graduates are referred to as "first destination," as this reflects each student's plan (or status) for the months immediately following graduation from the Kelley School of Business in Bloomington. Additional details collected for those students whose status is "Employed Full Time" or "Continuing Education" help populate the aggregate charts and lists in the remaining selections, below.
This list is formulated based on the most-commonly reported hiring employers for the selected population of students. For a more complete list of employers who recruited and hired our students, check our Hiring Companies list, which covers the previous full academic year.
The salary metrics listed here default to an average of all the years available in the dropdown above, so be sure to select a particular Class year first. This data is based on student (or employer) self-reported base starting salaries and do not include bonuses or other possible monetary benefits. More detailed salary statistics (Class of 2023) can be found on our Salary Statistics page (Class of 2024 coming soon).
The data shown here reflects the particular population of students selected above. Overall, the Class of 2024 accepted employment offers in 34 states, the District of Columbia, and 12 countries worldwide. Data from the most popular cities (Class of 2023) can be found in the "Salary by Location" section of our Salary Statistics page (Class of 2024 coming soon).
For students who report continuing education, the list below represents the universities most often cited as their school of choice for an advanced degree in their area of interest. Kelley School of Business graduate programs are particularly popular with our students.
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Fulfilling the Promise
