MBA graduates of the Yale School of Management go on to succeed in top positions across countless industries.
The varied arcs of their careers, shaped by our mission to educate leaders for business and society, often take them through multiple sectors or to entrepreneurial roles.
By the numbers
How we help you get there
When you join SOM, you join a rich network of more than 10,000 alumni whose careers span multiple industries and functions. You also become a member of the broader Yale University network, giving you access to the wealth of connections and resources the Ivy League institution offers.
The Consulting Club, Finance Club, and other professional clubs help prepare you for interviews through boot camps, practice interviews, and more. They also convene industry leaders throughout the year for informal talks designed to help you gain a fuller picture of your chosen career path.
Summer internships
From tech to nonprofit, finance industry to startup, the summer internship positions SOM students take are as diverse as the students themselves. They provide valuable time to try out an industry and function, to make connections, to stretch yourself, and to apply what you’ve learned in your first year.
Internship Spotlight
Internship Spotlight: Eliza Chory-Noyes ’25, REDF
Eliza Chory-Noyes ’25 spent the summer at a venture philanthropy firm that aims to create jobs and foster economic mobility in the U.S.
Megan Grossman ’25, Boston Consulting Group
Participating in the Yale Center for Customer Insights’ Discovery Projects prepared Megan Grossman to take on a large-scale project at BCG and launch a career in consulting.
Internship Spotlight: Lacey Neel ’25, Boston Consulting Group
Where SOM students go to work, broken down by industry, function, and geographic region; salary data; and more.
Hiring organizations
Employers at which at least one member of the Class of 2023 accepted a full-time position or one member of the Class of 2024 accepted an internship
Following Up
Following Up: Emmanuel “Manny” Fadahunsi ’21, RBC Capital Markets
Following Up: Jordan Sha:karónia Montour ’24, Goldman Sachs
As a wealth manager at Goldman Sachs, MBA graduate Jordan Sha:karónia Montour is helping Native American nations grow their investment portfolios and uplift their communities.
Following Up: Robert Stevenson ’21, Florida Panthers
Stevenson, a Navy veteran and graduate of the MBA for Executives Program, helps the Florida Panthers ice hockey franchise improve its facilities and invest in a strong workforce. This season, he cheered on the team as it won its first Stanley Cup.
