Top-Paying Roles for Michigan Ross MiM Graduates

 The Michigan Ross Master of Management (MM) program is a top choice for recent graduates looking to enter the business world with a solid foundation. But beyond the brand, what kind of jobs do MM graduates actually land? And how does salary vary by function?

In this video, we take a closer look at placement statistics, average salaries, and what those numbers mean for prospective applicants.

📺 Watch the full placement analysis here:
👉 https://youtu.be/mWZ6r6mi9f4

🎯 Why Salary by Function Matters

Most Master of Management grads come from non-business backgrounds — economics, engineering, liberal arts, etc. The MM program helps bridge the gap into roles like:

• Consulting

• Marketing

• Finance

• Operations

• HR/People Analytics

But salaries vary significantly by industry and job function — and this should influence your career planning.

💰 Salary Insights: Michigan Ross MM Class

Here's a quick overview from the data presented in the video:

📊 1. Consulting & Strategy Roles

• Among the highest paying roles

• Avg. base salary: $80,000–$90,000+

• Typically offer performance bonuses

• Top firms: Deloitte, Accenture, EY-Parthenon

📈 2. Marketing & Sales

• Very popular among MM grads

• Avg. base salary: $65,000–$75,000

• Consumer goods and tech lead hiring

• Roles include brand marketing, product marketing

💹 3. Finance & Accounting

• Competitive base pay

• Avg. base salary: $70,000–$85,000

• Roles in corporate finance, investment banking support, FP&A

🏭 4. Operations & Supply Chain

• In demand post-COVID with global businesses

• Avg. base salary: $60,000–$70,000

• Roles include logistics, supply chain analysis, operations planning

👥 5. HR & People Analytics

• Emerging and niche area

• Avg. base salary: $55,000–$65,000

• Often offers great long-term growth in strategic HR

🧭 What This Means for You

When applying to Michigan Ross or any MM program, know your ROI goals. Ask yourself:

• Which roles align with my strengths and interests?

• What’s the long-term salary growth in that function?

• Am I open to relocation or industry shifts for better pay?

🔍 Pro Tip from the Video:

"Placements are strong, but your post-MM salary depends more on function than just the school brand. Your role, your location, and the industry you enter will define your early career pay."

🎓 Final Word

The Michigan Ross MM program delivers strong placement outcomes, especially for motivated grads who know where they want to go. But salary by function is a key piece of the puzzle — and this video helps decode it for you.

💬 Thinking of applying to Michigan Ross MM or curious about what career function suits you best? Drop a comment below — we’d love to help guide you!