Getting into consulting after graduation
My partner just graduated from a very competitive school, but with a terrible major. She double majored in Criminology and Sociology, which is what everybody does pre-law here. She changed her mind and wants to get into management consulting.
I'm doubtful that she will have a good chance at analyst positions given a non-finance or analytical major, but maybe I'm wrong. Given that, what's the path to consulting from here? MBB isn't important, pretty much anything decent will do.
I was in PE and now in-house FTSE500 so consulting is foreign to me. Thanks for taking the time to read this and hopefully I'll be able to pass on some guidance that can help. I tried to do some research but couldn't find any advice relevant to non-finance graduates.
Not_Who_You_Think, pure crickets, that's where I come in. Any of these useful?
I hope those threads give you a bit more insight.
It may be harder for her to market herself with these somewhat obscure degrees, but analyst is too entry-level for it to matter that much. Good school won't hurt and some demonstration of competency in helping people solve problems will help a lot.
Furthermore, there's always a project for everyone out there. For example, in FedGov, maybe the consulting company has a project with DHS, CBP, FBI, BOP, etc that will benefit from this kind of background. Economics-wise the silver lining to the cloud of weird specialization is that it is also scarce. If demand for this background is low, maybe supply is yet lower.
see my comment here for reference
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