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For MIT grads, their stats in Computer Software are low $60,000 to high $160,000 with the bonus mean of $30,345.  Their tops didn't hit $400,000 - at least not in 2018.  Of course, this doesn't prevent $400,000, or a pie in the sky, in any other year.

https://capd.mit.edu/sites/default/files/about/files/OutcomeSurvey2018Final.pdf[/quote]

MIT CS salaries for Consulting jobs are in the $80K range, quite a departure from the $115 someone quoted earlier.  That was for Software Engineering & Gaming jobs which includes some FAANG and startups, but in reality this is a minority, like top 10% of MIT grads, rest are in the $80k to $100k range, just like other CS grads from state schools, may be they get $10K more, or like another poster said the state school candidate get $10k more if they have additional skill sets & certification.

Oh well, the DCUM bandwagon of misinformation rolls on   :roll:

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You are spreading misinformation yourself. The survey is for all MIT graduates, not just EECS. We don't know how many EECS went into consulting. I see BCG and McKinsey are listed for EECS. But your run-of-the-mill system integrator consulting, like BAH is not listed.[/quote]

This thread is about CS, and the salary split is clearly for specific majors, within that sub-classifications. Get a grip, and learn to read. MIT grads who go into IT consulting make $82k on average. Oh wow BCH and McKinsey are what? BAH is run of the mill. Clearly, you got no clue on Tech or Consulting, you must be a DC lawyer or lobbyist. The most clueless lot.

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