What are my chances of getting an offer from McKinsey or Bain?
I'm going to be applying for an consulting internship soon. I have a 3.65 GPA as a Chemistry major at Georgetown University. I hold leadership positions in a couple clubs (ex. the investment fund) as well. I know this is not nearly enough information to give an accurate answer, but I wanted to just get a rough answer.
Coming from Chemistry isn't going to help. How are your cases and business knowledge?
Coming from Chemistry would actually help because he brings a STEM background to the table which is unique in the fact it's not among the majority of applicants (i.e. business majors).
@"joe2468" Go apply. This isn't College Confidential where people can provide you a reasonable estimation at your acceptance chances. There's much more to applying to jobs besides a paper application.
Merry Christmas.
MBB isn't looking for "unique" from undergrad candidates, they are looking for someone bright enough to teach. And they aren't going to teach basic things.
None, so don't bother applying.
On second thought, 100%, so definitely apply.
What answer are you looking for? You have to be in it to win it - why you would ask something like this is bewildering.
5%
What do you have against BCG?
I would say with the information you gave, your profile is weak. GPA is a little low, since the "unsaid" cutoff is 3.7. Georgetown is not a top target (HYPSM + Wharton). Leadership in a few clubs sounds generic.
Obviously this could all change if we had more info...
32.33 repeating of course percentage of offer.
heheheh
Rough answer? Sure.
9.55% with an error of plus or minus 100%.
These sorts of questions never made sense to me. Just do the best you can, network hard and slam the cases. Are you going to give up because we say it's unlikely? If so, McKinsey and Bain probably wouldn't like that anyways.
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