corporate strategy junior summer internships?

That's like saying there are tons of funds out there that outnumber banks. Most funds don't want to hire undergrads. As I understand, there are VERY few of these corporate strategy roles right out of undergrad. The same goes with Brand management, which is basically corporate strategy for 1 specific brand/product line.

I'm pretty sure most these companies are looking for MBA hires, and ex bankers, consultants etc..T he undergrads that make it in are usually through OCR/networking.

Tough to land an awesome job these daysssss =( =( =(

Couchy is dead on, for the most part. There are a few companies that have UG Corporate Strategy internships, though. I know Capital One, AmEx, Discover, and Disney all have them, but they are still pretty difficult to get into.

What are you calling a "Name Brand" consulting internship? MBB? Tier 2 (LEK, S&O, OW, Booz,etc)? I think there are more opportunities in consulting for internships than people give credit for.

And, yes, most do use cases as a part of their interview process.

I agree with The Sour Patch Kid. Try looking for the tier 2 management consulting firms like: LEK, S&O, OW, Booz. Many people just look at Bain, Deliotte, McKinsey and BCG but there are many more companies. FT is easier to get than SA because there are simply more positions available.

Deloitte (and the rest of the Big 4) would be considered tier 2, just to throw that out there

well with no experience you'll basically need to network your way in or rely on OCR. Everyone has to start somewhere =/ - the first internship is always the hardest to land.

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If you're Jewish, no shot whatsoever.

21.9% success rate

would it be foolish of me to actually think that I have a chance at getting it?

bumpp

I co-opped in PGI's fixed income department and it was a tremendous learning experience. Learned a ton about bond trading, research, and analytics. Also made a ton of contacts with salesmen and traders at bulge bracket firms.