How consulting firms perceive college leadership positions

Since consulting firms like to see candidates demonstrate leadership on campus, what kind of leadership experience at a target school is enough for a candidate for an entry level role? Would one mid-level leadership position (secretary, treasurer, etc.) in a good club be enough, or would they like to see two or even more than that?

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i would be more impressed with a college student who volunteered in the local community, big brother/big sister type stuff...or outward bound as a guide / guide assistant.

just google it...you're welcome
 

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