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According to a friend, PwC Advisory Management Consulting covers somewhere in the neighborhood of ~$50k per year if you come back after your MBA. However, the program is extremely competitive (he said only ~15% of applicants get sponsored).
I've heard KPMG and EY also sponsor. I am not quite sure how competitive the process is, I'm sure its simialr to PwC's since the Big 4 are pretty similar, and there usually is a 2-3 yr commitment after you return.
thx for the feedback, however i should note that i am more interested in a part time mba...does this change anything?
part-time mba shouldn't change anything
Accenture covers 50k/year. One of my colleagues is doing a part-time at Duke where he gets paid full-salary at Accenture, gets his tuition paid, and when he graduates, will get full MBA salary + bonus. Money wise, can't be beat.
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