When do you start studying for case interviews?
Is it better to start studying far in advance or do you all study several weeks before the interview?
Are there any particular business classes that should be (or highly recommended to be) taken prior to studying for cases or is it all just they way you think?
Thanks
Is this a serious question? If you have an important exam, will you wait the last minute to study for it?
The more the practice the more you will ace it! Doesnt need to be on any specific industry Just go online and find some case books and do all of them
Econ 100/101 is a little helpful for understanding some of the drivers of price elasticity, etc. Not essential by any means, though. Also, start earlier -- I feel as though it's very much a developed skill, so the longer you practice, the better.
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