The 2025 Michigan Ross BBA Employment Report Has Arrived

Michigan Ross just delivered another A+ year of career outcomes for its undergraduate business students in their newly released 2025 employment report.

This year, more than 98% of Michigan Ross BBA graduates from the Class of 2025 received a job offer by Sept. 30th. That’s down only slightly from 99% for the Class of 2024. This year’s graduates earned a median salary above $100,000 and a $10,000 median signing bonus, matching the strong compensation levels reported in 2024.

INDUSTRIES, COMPANIES, AND INTERNSHIPS

Looking at the industries their business grads joined, financial services once again led among all, rising from 43.8% in 2024 to 45.6% in 2025. Consulting dipped from 23% to 19%, while technology climbed from 7.3% to 9.3%, reflecting a modest rebound in tech hiring.

Employer demand broadened significantly this year. A record 279 companies hired Ross BBAs in 2025, which was up from the already impressive roster of firms that recruited the Class of 2024. This year’s list includes McKinsey & Co., Goldman Sachs, Procter & Gamble, Amazon, and Citi, underscoring the program’s reach across top global employers.

“Michigan Ross attracts high-achieving students to the BBA Program, and our Career Development team is dedicated to equipping them with career skills and resources tailored to their professional goals,” said Heather Byrne, managing director of the Career Development Office.

“This year’s strong employment outcomes reinforce employers’ confidence in our graduates and highlight the CDO’s commitment to preparing students for impactful careers during their time at Ross and long after graduation,” she continues.

Internship outcomes for the Class of 2025 also remained quite strong. Students interned at 271 companies nationwide, including many that convert interns to full-time hires, as well as organizations like TikTok, Jimmy Choo, the National Football League, and S&P Dow Jones Indices.

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