Our Graduates Get to Work.
Switch to a new role, ascend to your company’s leadership team, or even land a job at one of the world’s most desirable employers — a Michigan Ross MBA can pave the way for success.
of reporting students changed functions or were promoted.
of graduates work in consulting or tech industries.
median base salary.
Leverage the powerful Ross alumni network - 58,000+ in 107 countries - throughout your career, no matter where it may take you.
Lifelong Learning
Through AlumniAdvantage, Ross graduates gain lifelong access to a wide range of benefits — including tuition-free courses — to foster personal and professional development throughout their career.
Access career development resources from our Career Development Office (CDO), including personal coaching, resume reviews, and workshops.
Our Career Leader self-assessment program offers guidance and direction to help you decide your specific MBA career path after graduation. You can also take the CliftonStrengths and Myers-Briggs Type Indicator assessments and review your results with our trained coaches.
Our Career Leader self-assessment program offers guidance and direction to help you decide your specific career path after graduation.
LinkedIn is more important than you might think. CDO professionals can help you best leverage your profile.
The resume that got you into business school will not be the same resume that gets you hired afterward. Receive personalized resume advice from our professional CDO staff.
Experts are available to help you navigate our exclusive databases to research industries, job functions, and specific companies you may want to target.
Webinars are hour-long sessions focused on specific areas of the job search.
Topics include:
- Networking Strategies
- Interview Preparation
- Off-Campus Job Search Strategies
Meet with CDO career coaches and peer coaches with expertise in your field of interest to map out your specific job search plan.
Gain invaluable practice and helpful feedback so you can feel confident in a real interview.
Created specifically for students conducting off-campus job searches, Job Action Groups meet with a CDO coach to discuss progress and explore next steps in the search.
Benefit from one-on-one consultations on negotiating job offers and deciding whether to accept.
Many student clubs at Ross are organized around career interests, such as the Michigan Marketing Club, Tech Club, Healthcare & Life Science Club, Finance Club, and Consulting Club. These clubs offer in-person and virtual opportunities to network with other MBAs and alumni, sponsor conferences and special events, and find support in your career pursuit.
Hear directly from top companies about what they offer, who they’re looking for, and why you’d want to work there. Engage with companies through presentations, coffee chats, and meet and greet events. Access to companies is dependent upon completion of a guided job search preparation process.
A wide selection of documents, videos, and recorded seminars are available to assist you in all facets of your search.
