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What are business students’ top employers to work for?

Scott Ball
by Scott Ball
2 minute read

There’s a whole new generation of future employees coming who are looking for a promising career – and a good company to work for.

Every year, Universum surveys post-graduate and grad students about how they “rank” prospective employers. Students from all over the world are surveyed – and the lists can change dramatically from year to year.

Here are the 100 “Most Ideal” Employers for 2014 as voted on by business/MBA students. And congrats if your company is on the list!

  1. Google
  2. Walt Disney Co.
  3. Apple
  4. Ernst & Young (EY)
  5. J.P. Morgan
  6. Deloitte
  7. PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)
  8. Nike
  9. Goldman Sachs
  10. KPMG LLP
  11. Amazon
  12. Microsoft (MS)
  13. Major League Baseball (MLB)
  14. The Coca-Cola Co.
  15. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
  16. Morgan Stanley
  17. NBCUniversal
  18. Nordstrom
  19. Procter & Gamble (P&G)
  20. U.S Department of State
  21. Bank of America Merrill Lynch
  22. Target
  23. Facebook
  24. U.S. Department of the Treasury
  25. Starbucks
  26. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
  27. Marriott
  28. The Boston Consulting Group Co. (BCG)
  29. McKinsey & Co.
  30. Hilton Hills Corp.
  31. H&M
  32. Macy’s Inc.
  33. Wells Fargo & Co.
  34. Johnson & Johnson
  35. L’Oreal Group
  36. Sony
  37. LVMH
  38. Hyatt Hotels & Resorts
  39. Bain & Co.
  40. Boeing
  41. Peace Corps.
  42. BMW Group
  43. Southwest Airlines
  44. MGM Resorts International
  45. IBM
  46. Barclays
  47. Under Armour Inc.
  48. PepsiCo
  49. The World Bank Group
  50. Grant Thornton LLP
  51. American Cancer Society
  52. Deutsche Bank
  53. General Electric (GE)
  54. ExxonMobil
  55. BlackRock
  56. Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
  57. Bloomberg LP
  58. Coach
  59. Delta Air Lines
  60. Accenture
  61. Time Warner
  62. Blizzard Entertainment
  63. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
  64. Citi
  65. The Hershey Co.
  66. Adidas Group
  67. Mayo Clinic
  68. Electronic Arts
  69. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
  70. Fidelity Investments
  71. Anheuser-Busch InBev
  72. Credit Suisse
  73. Teach for America
  74. The Blackstone Group
  75. IKEA
  76. National Security Agency (NSA)
  77. American Airlines
  78. National Institutes of Health (NIH)
  79. Heineken
  80. CBS Interactive
  81. American Express
  82. Lockheed Martin Corp.
  83. U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VFA)
  84. Ford Motor Co.
  85. Nestle USA
  86. Gap Inc.
  87. Turner Broadcasting Co. (TBS)
  88. Yahoo
  89. Shell Oil Co.
  90. United Airlines
  91. General MIlls
  92. U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)
  93. Volkswagen Group
  94. McGladrey
  95. The Vanguard Group
  96. 3M
  97. Intel
  98. LinkedIn
  99. Dick’s Sporting Goods
  100. Visa Inc.