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Half of Maryland's full-time MBA graduates in 2008 headed to financial services and consulting. The rest ended up spread mainly between consumer products, manufacturing, technology, and the pharmaceutical and biotech industries. Of the full-time and part-time classes combined, PayScale says about one in ten new Smith alumni make more than $300,000.
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