Join us on July 18, 2025 at Gleacher Center for Booth Consulting Club's flagship event
connecting Evening/Weekend MBA students with leading consulting firms.
Gleacher Center, Chicago
July 18, 2025
2:00–6:30 PM
+ optional reception
Sponsored by
Booth Consulting Club (BCC) is a registered Evening MBA and Weekend MBA Program student group. BCC, over its ten-year history, has been very effective in its ability to connect firms with highly talented students interested in consulting careers. BCC is dedicated to providing frequent and meaningful opportunities to its members to enhance their learning and career potential in the consulting industry.
MISSION
To create and maintain a strong and lasting relationship with consulting firms, to help University of Chicago Booth E/W MBA's explore and effectively prepare for recruiting process for these consulting firms.
GOAL
Leading BCC's mission to prepare Evening & Weekend MBA students for consulting excellence
Evening MBA '26
Evening MBA '26
Weekend MBA '26
Evening MBA '27
Evening MBA '26
Weekend MBA '26
Weekend MBA '26
Jul 18, 2025 2:00pm - 6:00pm
The Booth Consulting Club (BCC) Symposium brings together Evening and Weekend MBA students from the Booth School of Business and consultants from top firms for an evening of networking and knowledge sharing. The Symposium will take place on Friday, July 18th at Gleacher Center. Please note that attendance at the Pre-Symposium Training is mandatory to participate in the Symposium. The Pre-Symposium Training will be held on Saturday, June 28, 2025, from 12:15â1:15 PM CT. A registration link will be provided after you sign up for the Symposium. If youâre unable to attend, please contact the BCC Co-chairs to request a case-by-case exemption. All ticket sales and refunds will close by July 13th to ensure accurate event planning and logistics.
(Chicago Booth School of Business users only)
Jul 25, 2025 3:00pm - 4:00pm
The BCC Mock Case Demo Series is your front-row seat to the case interview experience. Watch top casersâincluding BCC leaders, former co-chairs, students with consulting offers, and even current consultantsâtackle real case prompts live, with structured walkthroughs and strategic thinking on full display.
Boston Consulting Group
Management Consulting
"The Consultant Boothies who I interacted with throughout my time here were all incredibly smart, polished, and great problem solvers - which solidified that consulting was the industry that I best fit"
Andy Ng came to Booth with a background in Actuarial Science, seeking to expand his general business knowledge. Andy's experience at Booth made him realize that he may enjoy a career in Consulting, and joining the BCC helped Andy to surround himself with individuals sharing these career goals and to confirm that Consulting was the right target industry for him. Andy leveraged BCC events, Slack discussions, case partners, and eventually OCR preparation resources to land an offer at BCG - where he continues to help firms deal with their most critical and complex issues today.
EY-Parthenon
Transition Strategy & Execution
"Being a member of the BCC was the sole reason I was able to break into the consulting industry."
Prior to Booth, Edwin was a Civil Engineering major in undergrad and had a background in Project Management at a contracting firm. After taking some strategy classes at Booth, Edwin decided that he wanted to transition into a career in Consulting and decided to join the BCC. As a member and eventual Co-Chair, Edwin built a powerful network of students looking to make a similar change and worked with them to fine tune his career story. Edwin was then able to leverage the casing and experience interview tools provided by the BCC to prepare for recruitment. The BCC's Symposium event jump started recruitment for Edwin and with his expanded network and countless hours of practice with his BCC peers, Edwin landed a role at EY-Parthenon post-graduation.
Bain
Management Consulting
"The BCC Community was one of the most impactful resource throughout my Booth journey. Not only did I make a successful pivot into consulting but also made meaningful and lasting relationships!"
Prior to Booth, Neha was a software engineer with an Electronics Engineering major in undergrad and a master's in Computer Engineering. After participating in New Venture Challenge through Polsky Center as well as taking finance and strategy classes, Neha realized her strong inclination towards consulting and wanted to see if consulting was the right fit. As a BCC member and Co-Chair, she received immense support from the community to secure an internship at a boutique firm and a full-time offer at Bain & Company in the Chicago office. Neha attributes her success to BCC's initiatives and events – Internship recruiting program, Symposium, the pay-it-forward culture at Booth and an incredible network of students.
EY-Parthenon
Summer Consultant 2023
"The powerful network I built via BCC was integral in making my pivot into the consulting industry."
Prior to Booth, Jacquelyn was a Marketing major undergrad at UW-Madison and has a background in Retail and Customer Insights, most recently working at Walgreens. At the beginning of her Booth journey, she knew she wanted to make a career pivot during her MBA and leveraged the Booth Consulting Club network to determine if consulting was the right fit. The enthusiasm BCC members and current consultants had for the industry and its rewarding work was infectious. After attending the Consulting 101 series and BCC Symposium, she knew consulting was the natural next step for her career. Ultimately, Jacquelyn landed a summer internship with EY-Parthenon in the Chicago office and she attributes her recruiting success to the support and pay it forward culture of the BCC. Now as co-chair, she's eager to help other Boothies find their fit in the consulting industry.