Wisconsin School of Business Courses, Admissions, Fees, Placements

Wisconsin School of Business Placements

Wisconsin School of Business organizes career fairs every year for the students, It provides a detailed set of instructions to the students on their website. And they are also managing “handshake” as a link that acts as a guide to the students and informs about the companies participating in the fair.

• The school joins around 475 career centers and 200,000 employers across the country. Under this, the employers and the students both have to log in to the handshake ink in order to gain personalized job recommendations.
• The business school also operates the counseling centers for the students to provide them career advice. Students can easily make appointments and can fix a date to visit their respective counseling heads.
• The on-campus recruiting system allows students with a chance to communicate and to give interviews to the employers for full-time positions and internships as well.
• The school also organizes the Employer Information Session which is sponsored by the company, it is a 1-hour presentation in which companies give brief details of its hiring process, company benefits, and available positions. It helps to aware students of the company and its working and the positions available for them.
• For an undergraduate, the overall salary ranges from 18,720 to 124,000

The School provides various unique benefits such as discounts at Wisconsin made, the artisan collection, car rental discounts to the alumni of the university. Members can avail varus discounts on accommodation and travels, on-campus discounts such as in the university club, on athletic tickets, discounts on restaurants, and many more,

Some of the notable alumni are John P. Morgridge (American Businessman), Thomas J. Falk (American Businessman), Stephen S. Roach (American Economists), Kevin Mather (Member of the Seattle Mariners), Donald Georke (American Executive), Steve Bennett (American Businessman).