PREPARING STUDENTS FOR THE CONSULTING INDUSTRY
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO BOOTH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS EVENING MBA AND WEEKEND MBA PROGRAMS
Feb 28, 2021 10:00am - Sun, Oct 3 at 11:00am
Please use this event to sign-up for BCC's Recruiting Workshop Series that includes 17 workshops, a 1-on-1 mock interview and exclusive access to case prep software. You will be added to the Canvas class after signing up to find all materials and instructions.
(Chicago Booth School of Business users only)
May 22, 2021 1:00pm - Fri, May 20, 2022 at 1:00am
Look Over My Shoulder (LOMS) is a case audio series lead by former consultant turned recruiting guru Victor Cheng. Students around the world use his case series and materials to refine their casing and interview preparation and land the ever sought after job offer. This registration gives you access to caseinterviews.com where you can find the LOMS series, a long video series introducing you to cases, and some of the frameworks Victor used at McKinsey. Please note: your subscription will start upon registration and end May 20, 2022. You should receive a confirmation email with instructions on how to gain access to CaseInterview.com under the Booth access code - please reach out to one of the BCC co-chairs if you do not receive the same.
(Group members)
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
Assist Booth E/W MBA students prepare for consulting job interviews.
Provide insightful information about the consulting industry.
Organize events on and off campus in coordination with consultants and consulting firms.
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.
