Wake Forest University

Investment Banking, Management Consulting and Healthcare were the top 3 industries, where Wake Forest University graudates landed jobs, at a rate of 11.6%, 9.0% and 7.4% respectively. 

The table below gives a detailed breakdown of the top industries, employing graduates of the Wake Forest University US:

The Wake Forest University placement rate stood at 97% for the Class of 2023 undergraduates at Wake Forest. Around 65% of the graduates were able to secure jobs, full-time, while another 32% were already in continuing education, by the time, the university conducted the job outcomes survey. 

Less than 3% of the graduates were still seeking jobs, while less than 1% of the graduates, were not seeking jobs at all. 

Yes, Silicon Valley based tech giant, Google, is among the top companies, known to recruit graduates of the Wake Forest University. Wake Forest graduates, also receive job offers from the likes of Amazon, Meta and Deloitte.

EY, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and PwC are some other top companies known to recruit graduates of the Wake Forest University. 

Yes, Wake Forest can be deemed an good institute for Business and Management Studies. It is part of the top 50 universities in USA for BBA, and among the top 100 universities in USA for MIM. 

The Wake Forest University School of Business, is accredited by AACSB or Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, and maintains a solid placement record, with job offers from the likes of Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and EY. 

No, Wake Forest is a tier 2 university, per Ivy Scholars. Though the institute is among the best private universities in Winston-Salem, it is still some way off the best universities in the world.

The institute offers good value for money, with job offers from top tech companies like Amazon, Google, Deloitte and Meta, however, its faculty network isn't known to have many Nobel Prize winners, and it does not have exclusive access to the latest technologies in the market, that some of the Ivy League universities in US, do.