University of Florida Warrington College of Business students sit attentively in a classroom, focused on note-taking and course materials during a lecture.

Career outcomes

High achieving to high flying

Go anywhere in the University of Florida Warrington College of Business, and you’ll walk away with one all-encompassing conclusion: “These are some driven students.”

They’re the ones intently taking notes in their core business classes, knowing these concepts set the stage for their major and upcoming internship. They’re brainstorming a startup in the Gator Hatchery or a portfolio strategy for a student-managed investment fund. On top of this, they’re thinking about all the ways data and AI can enhance business, including through projects for our corporate partners.

You’ll also notice that they’re the future employees of some of the world’s most prominent companies. Once there, their streak doesn’t end. Our high-achievers transform into innovative strategists, go-to specialists, and bold, persevering leaders.

Understanding Warrington comes down to understanding our students: who they are, what they’re after and all they’ll accomplish. Here’s your chance to meet them.

Our student body at a glance

Warrington students arrive intrepid, eager and with an impressive record of achievements. Their “average” sets the bar for everyone else.

612

The average GMAT score for graduate programs with a test score requirement.

1400+

The average SAT score among our undergraduate students.

4-13+

Years of work experience among incoming MBA students, based on the program format selected.

8,600+

Students across undergraduate and graduate programs.

50%

Of BSBA and BABA students have studied overseas.

11-20%

International students make up 11-20% of the students enrolled in our specialized master’s programs.

Undergraduate career outcomes

Warrington’s undergraduates know that every opportunity matters. These experiences unfold into resumes that rise to the top and produce connections that take our graduates far.

$69,576

Average salary for 2023-24 graduates.
BABA, BSBA, on-campus students

74.9%

2023-24 graduates who entered the workforce or pursued advanced education after completing their bachelor’s.

9%

Higher starting salaries for Warrington’s 2023-24 graduates compared to the national average of $63,907.
National Association of Colleges and Employers

Career placements for Warrington undergraduates

Our graduates are employed in a variety of industries and routinely recruited by the world’s leading businesses.

Accenture LLP
ALDI
Amazon
Bain & Company, Inc.
Bank of America
Charles Schwab Corporation
Deloitte
Dun & Bradstreet
Ernst & Young
Fidelity Investments

Goldman Sachs
Google
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
KPMG
McKinsey & Company
Microsoft
Morgan Stanley
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)
Procter & Gamble
Wells Fargo

Where Warrington undergraduates pursue graduate degrees

Pursuing a graduate degree is a hallmark of a Warrington College of Business undergraduate alumni. The nation’s top universities call Business Gator alumni their students.

American University
Baylor University
Boston College Carroll School of Management
Boston University
Brown University
Columbia University
Cornell University
Duke University
Emory University

Georgetown University
Harvard University
Johns Hopkins University
New York University
Northeastern University
University of California — Berkeley
University of California — Los Angeles
The University of Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt University
Yale University

An older male alumnus in a blue blazer exchanges a business card with a younger male student dressed in a black suit, surrounded by other students networking in a professional event setting.

Our alumni

Illustrious careers ignite at Warrington. Get a snapshot of our more than 90,000 graduates extending back decades — and all the possibilities that await you.

Meet our alumni

Graduate career outcomes

Next level? Make that next era for the graduates of our specialized master’s, MBA and doctoral programs. A substantial salary boost, a key leadership credential and published research point our students’ professional trajectories toward a new, often stratospheric echelon.