Hi Monkeys,
I'm a rising undergrad senior at a semi-target (3.7 GPA, 2310 SAT, 35 ACT) who's interning at a T2 (LEK, Deloitte S&O, Strategy&, OW), and am looking to re-recruit at MBB this fall.
I've never applied to MBB, but now I'm looking to go there full time - what should I be doing between now and the time I submit my applications? Should I reach out to recruiters, ask for informational interviews, etc.? What things should I be aware of, and what sorts of questions should I be prepared for going in?
Also, I probably won't have time to prep for cases until my internship ends (August) - what resources do you recommend? And will my full-time offer expire before I can get a decision from an MBB? Thanks in advance for the advice.
Hey, congrats ont he T2 offer for this summer. Between then and now I would focus on networking. It helps and combined with having a T2 on your CV it should help land an interview. Once at the interview stage it'll be very similar to T2 interviews; why MBB? why consulting? why the move from T2 to MBB blah blah. Cases will also be very similar but you'll be doing case work all summer!
Thank you! I haven't made any prior contacts with anyone at MBB - would I just reach out to recruiters?
It may be better to cold call/email/ LinkedIn people at MBB
People as in consultants, not recruiters?
Yes, sorry - I mean consultants/associates
Forgive me for being underinformed, but what's the advantage of reaching out to associates over recruiters? Do associates actually have a say in the process?
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