Harvard Business Schoolâs MBAs come out on top, with median income of $3.233,000. Stanford MBA holders are next with $3,011,000, and Wharton comes in third with $2,989,000. Harvard MBAs, in fact, earned nearly twice as much as MBAs from Texas A&Mâs Mays Business School who pull in $1,781,820 over 20 years. âIt is not surprising that where you get your MBA has a strong association with your income potential,â says Robert Bruner, dean of the University of Virginiaâs Darden School.
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I grabbed this one because I figured it would be a quick and easy answer. I figured wrong. My usual word and phrase origin sources all came up dry on jaywalking - except for Old Faithful, the Oxford English Dictionary. The OED gives this definition for jaywalking: A pedestrian who crosses the street without regard to traffic regulations.. It gives this cite from the June, 1927 edition of Harper's: the Bostonian ... has reduced 'a pedestrian who crosses streets in disregard of traffic signals' to the compact 'jaywalking.'.