I was reviewing HBS' employment report and came across a curious statistic. This seems to be a recurring phenomena.
13-14% of internships are in consulting.
23-24% of full time jobs are in consulting.
First thought was that maybe 10% of the class was sponsored. However, HBS' recruiting report states that only 2% of the class of 2014 was company sponsored.
Any insights into this? Not sure if any other schools show a similar pattern..
i can only speak for MBB, but there are a ton more full time spots compared to summer internship spots. so i would guess that those who did not get consulting in the summer reapplied for fulltime and landed jobs.
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