M.B.A.s Choosing Nonprofits Over For-Profits - WSJ.com: At first blush, it looks as though M.B.A.s aren't doing much "good" upon graduation.
Despite the fact that students sign up en masse for social-entrepreneurship classes, intern at nonprofits and participate in charitable extracurricular activities, fewer than 5% of graduates from many top business schools take jobs in nonprofit organizations right out of school, with some institutions placing just 1% or 2% in the field. Even the Yale School of Management, which has built a reputation for creating nonprofit managers, sent just 9% of its class into that sector this year.
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