BY Sydney LakeJune 24, 2022, 2:41 PM
Running in John W. Weeks Bridge and clock tower over Charles River in Harvard University campus, as seen in August 2021 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. (Photo by: Sergi Reboredo—VW Pics/Universal Images Group/Getty Images)
Harvard University is consistently recognized as both one of the most prestigious and competitive schools in the country including for its undergraduate, master’s, and doctorate degree programs. In fact, Fortune ranks Harvard Business School as having the No. 1 full-time MBA program in the U.S., and Harvard Law School also regularly tops the charts for its program.
Both the Ivy League school’s MBA and law programs are highly ranked for good reason. Harvard graduates leave with ample job prospects and a starting salary to match. In 2021, the $150,500 median starting base salary for MBA graduates was more than 30% higher than the national median of $115,000, according to…
