Want to have a lucrative career?
Consider pursuing a job in finance, accounting, or consulting.
People in these professions typically earn pretty sizeable paychecks — and that's even more true for business grads of certain colleges.
To find the the schools where business students go on to earn the most money in their careers, we looked at PayScale's recent College Salary Report.
PayScale, the creator of the world's largest compensation database, looked at the starting and mid-career pay for over a million college grads — including professionals who graduated with a bachelor's from 963 colleges and universities.
Its College Salary Report, which was compiled using data from employees who successfully completed PayScale's employee survey, sorts the results by school, degree, and college major.
Here are the colleges where students with a bachelor's in business go on to earn the most money 10-plus years into their career:
17. Westmont College
Early career median pay for business majors: $59,600
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $113,000
Sector: Private
Undergraduate enrollment: 1,308
15. (tie) University of Puget Sound
Early career median pay for business majors: $59,600
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $116,000
Sector: Private
Undergraduate enrollment: 2,544
15. (tie) George Washington University
Early career median pay for business majors: $55,300
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $116,000
Sector: Private
Undergraduate enrollment: 10,357
14. Washington University in St. Louis
Early career median pay for business majors: $55,500
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $118,000
Sector: Private
Undergraduate enrollment: 7,336
12. (tie) New York University
Early career median pay for business majors: $64,000
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $119,000
Sector: Private
Undergraduate enrollment: 22,615
12. (tie) Boston College
Early career median pay for business majors: $64,600
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $119,000
Sector: Private
Undergraduate enrollment: 9,698
10. (tie) Wittenberg University
Early career median pay for business majors: $55,500
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $120,000
Sector: Private
Undergraduate enrollment: 1,959
10. (tie) Southern Methodist University
Early career median pay for business majors: $58,000
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $120,000
Sector: Private
Undergraduate enrollment: 6,357
7. (tie) University of Pennsylvania
Early career median pay for business majors: $67,700
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $121,000
Sector: Private
Undergraduate enrollment: 11,525
7. (tie) University of Notre Dame
Early career median pay for business majors: $67,700
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $121,000
Sector: Private
Undergraduate enrollment: 8,477
7. (tie) Loyola University Maryland
Early career median pay for business majors: $56,500
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $121,000
Sector: Private
Undergraduate enrollment: 4,004
4. (tie) SUNY Albany
Early career median pay for business majors: $44,800
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $124,000
Sector: Public
Undergraduate enrollment: 12,822
4. (tie) Georgia Institute of Technology
Early career median pay for business majors: $60,200
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $112,000
Sector: Public
Undergraduate enrollment: 14,558
4. (tie) Babson College
Early career median pay for business majors: $58,500
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $122,000
Sector: Private
Undergraduate enrollment: 2,106
3. Santa Clara University
Early career median pay for business majors: $70,500
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $124,000
Sector: Private
Undergraduate enrollment: 5,486
1. (tie) University of California, Berkeley
Early career median pay for business majors: $75,000
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $136,000
Sector: Public
Undergraduate enrollment: 27,126
1. (tie) Georgetown University
Early career median pay for business majors: $63,300
Mid-career median pay for business majors: $136,000
Sector: Private
Undergraduate enrollment: 7,636
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