Top 100 MBA Employers: Where MBA Students Say They Would Most Like to Work

Think of it as a popularity contest for companies. Each year, research firm Universum surveys MBA candidates on where they'd most like to work. If you are seeking some career opportunities, this list of company links might be a good start.
  1. Google
  2. McKinsey & Company
  3. Goldman Sachs
  4. Apple
  5. The Boston Consulting Group
  6. Bain & Company
  7. Walt Disney
  8. Nike
  9. Deloitte
  10. J.P. Morgan
  11. General Electric
  12. Microsoft
  13. Johnson & Johnson
  14. Procter & Gamble
  15. Morgan Stanley
  16. Lehman Brothers
  17. Starbucks
  18. Merrill Lynch
  19. Coca-Cola
  20. BMW
  21. Citigroup
  22. Ernst & Young
  23. Amazon.com
  24. Bank of America
  25. Booz Allen Hamilton
  26. Target
  27. Toyota
  28. American Express
  29. IBM
  30. UBS
  31. 3M
  32. Yahoo!
  33. Starwood Hotels & Resorts
  34. Sony
  35. PricewaterhouseCoopers
  36. PepsiCo
  37. Central Intelligence Agency
  38. Accenture
  39. Exxon Mobil
  40. L'Oréal
  41. Genentech
  42. Nestlé
  43. Cisco Systems
  44. Intel
  45. Fidelity Investments
  46. Boeing
  47. Federal Bureau of Investigation
  48. LVMH
  49. Deutsche Bank
  50. Credit Suisse
  51. KPMG
  52. Marriott
  53. eBay
  54. Southwest Airlines
  55. Time Warner
  56. Unilever
  57. Anheuser-Busch
  58. Chevron
  59. Gap
  60. Kraft Foods
  61. General Mills
  62. Barclays Capital
  63. Dell
  64. Hewlett-Packard
  65. Harrah's Entertainment
  66. Shell Oil Company
  67. HSBC
  68. Lockheed Martin
  69. BP
  70. MGM Mirage
  71. Wachovia Corp.
  72. Wells Fargo
  73. Diageo
  74. Mattel
  75. FedEx
  76. Bear Stearns
  77. Mayo Clinic
  78. Best Buy
  79. Pfizer
  80. American Airlines
  81. Nokia
  82. The Vanguard Group
  83. Mercer Management Consulting
  84. Medtronic
  85. Hershey
  86. Eli Lilly
  87. Monitor Group
  88. Miller Brewing Company
  89. Amgen
  90. Honda Companies
  91. ING U.S. Financial Services
  92. Colgate-Palmolive
  93. Limited Brands
  94. Cargill
  95. Kelloggs
  96. A.T. Kearney
  97. Wal-Mart Stores
  98. Merck
  99. GlaxoSmithKline
  100. American International Group

http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/mba100/2008/index.html