Summer Internships

Tuck students get the most sought-after summer internships. After completing the rigorous first-year core curriculum, internships are an opportunity to try something new or further your experience in an industry or function of interest—from finance, marketing, consulting, and real estate to nonprofit or entrepreneurial ventures.

Every student from the class of 2012 who sought summer employment received and accepted an internship offer. Salary figures represent monthly base salary only.

Tuck Class of 2012 Summer Internships (U.S. dollars)

Base Monthly Salaries by Industry Percent Mean Median
Finance 27% 7,400 8,100

Investment Banking

11% 8,300 8,300

Investment Management

7% 7,600 7,700

Private Equity/Venture Capital

5% 5,400 5,500

Other

4% 6,300 6,400
Consulting 20% 9,700 10,000
Consumer Goods/Retail 13% 6,500 6,400
Technology 10% 7,400 8,000
Healthcare/Pharmaceuticals/Biotech 9% 6,700 6,500
Nonprofit/Government 6% 3,700 3,600
Media/Entertainment 4% 4,900 5,000
Energy 3% 4,500 4,500
Other Manufacturing 5% 6,800 6,900
Other Services 3% 6,400 7,000

 

Base Monthly Salaries by Function Percent Mean Median
Strategy 41% 7,800 8,500
Finance 25% 7,300 8,100

Corporate Finance

8% 6,700 6,800

Underwriting/Advising

7% 8,500 8,300

Investment/PWM

4% 7,800 8,000

Private Equity/Venture Capital

3% 6,000 6,000

Sales & Trading

1% * *

Other

2% * *
Marketing 19% 6,500 6,400
General Management 10% 6,800 7,100
Operations/Logistics 2% 6,300 7,500
Other 3% 6,000 5,700

 

Base Monthly Salaries by Geography Percent Mean Median
Northeast 46% 7,300 7,400

New York Metro

22% 7,600 8,000

Boston Metro

15% 7,800 8,200

Other

9% 5,600 6,000
West 16% 7,000 8,000

San Francisco Bay Area

9% 6,800 6,800

Other

7% 7,200 8,000
Midwest/Chicago 10% 7,400 7,100
Mid-Atlantic/D.C. 8% 6,400 6,100
Southwest 3% 6,300 5,500
South 2% 7,600 8,300
International 15% 7,800 8,300

Results are as of September 30, 2011, and are based on data students reported in returned surveys.

*Sample size is too small to report