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College isn’t cheap; but if you choose wisely, the pay-off at the end is worth it.Businessweek released their ranking of the best undergraduate business schools for 2011. We sorted through to see which of these colleges helps students land the highest starting salaries.
Surprisingly, some of the best salaries don’t come from the best programs.
Average starting salary: $57,000
Starting salary rank: 10
Overall program rank: 75
Annual tuition cost: $20,824
Source: Businessweek
Average starting salary: $58,000
Starting salary rank: 8 (tie)
Overall program rank: 14
Annual tuition cost: $41,992
Source: Businessweek
Average starting salary: $58,000
Starting salary rank: 8 (tie)
Overall program rank: 13
Annual tuition cost: $12,462
Source: Businessweek
Average starting salary: $60,000
Starting salary rank: 7
Overall rank: 15
Annual tuition cost: $41,478
Source: Businessweek
Average starting salary: $60,000
Starting salary rank: 6
Overall rank: 10
Annual tuition cost: $39,768
Source: Businessweek
Average starting salary: $60,000
Starting salary rank: 5
Overall rank: 6
Annual tuition cost: $11,837
Source: Businessweek
Average starting salary: $60,000
Starting salary rank: 4
Overall rank: 2
Annual tuition cost: $10,858
Source: Businessweek
Average starting salary: $64,500
Starting salary rank: 3
Overall rank: 21
Annual tuition cost: $42,136
Source: Businessweek
Average starting salary: $65,000
Starting salary rank: 2
Overall rank: 9
Annual tuition cost: $39,212
Source: Businessweek
Average starting salary: $70,000
Starting salary rank: 1
Overall rank: 4
Annual tuition cost: $40,524
Source: Businessweek
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