what is the starting salary for a MBA graduate without working experince?

Answer 1

Again, it depends on where you are in school, but most of the better schools do require work experience, so I'll venture something like $40-50K.

Answer 2

Depends on where you went to school, how you did in school and what you concentrated in. For example, finance or operations management graduates tend to make more than graduates who focused on human resources.

Most B-Schools require work experience, which makes sense because work experience gives you a better understanding of how what you are learning actually applies to the real world and it helps you understand the cases better.

Some schools that will accept students without work experience are Rollins College (in FL) and University of St. Thomas (in MN). A rough estimate for a starting salary without any work experience would be $38-$50k.