Higher750

Something in the 40-50K range for straight out of undergrad with a business background and going into a typical mgmt/bus analyst type possition. However, if you'd had an engineering background or comp. sci and where going into a more techincal field using those educational backgrounds you'd probably bump up to the 50-60k range.

Overlake

For business grads, an example is starting out as a consultant at a global consulting firm like PwC, E&Y, Deloitte C, etc. They take the top grads so a lot of competition and varies depending on state of economy.

If you happen to go into investment banking well... the price goes up quite a bit but you're also likely living in a metro with ultra high living costs and working many hours a week.

There are many many more examples, but $50K is a very strong salary for someone with no real world experience (not counting internships during college) bottom line.

Higher750

sold their consulting practices...

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Here's to a UPS alum from a current UPS student.

Overlake

only to build them up again

Grouse:3.Slow

and you can significantly increase your income by heading to london, new york or frisco. It depends if you do not mind doing that.