Case Interview Intensive

Submitted by admin on Wed, 10/05/2011 - 1:06am

Bruin Consulting Case Interview Intensive
Date / Time: Tuesdays, 7:00 - 9:00 PM (10/18, 10/25, 11/1, 11/8, 11/15)

Are you a third-year looking to recruit for a consulting internship? Unsure about the case interview process?

Bruin Consulting is proud to introduce our first annual Case Interview Intensive. Led by two BC Board members with top consulting offers, this Intensive will teach third-year students the fundamental skills needed to succeed in upcoming case interviews. Students will work collaboratively with each other in an intimate environment and gain access to a comprehensive set of case resources.

Our exclusive five-week workshop is designed to cover:
Structure of a case interview
Market sizing, profitability, and business situation approaches
Logical thought process
Presentation skills
and much more!

Students that successfully complete the Intensive will have the opportunity to undergo mock interviews in the UCLA Career Center with top consulting firms.

BC is looking for motivated third-years looking to apply for consulting internships during winter recruitment. We highly encourage all interested third-year students to apply! Applications are due Monday, October 10th at noon.

Contact Information

First Name: *

Last Name: *

E-mail Address: *

Phone Number: *

e.g. 13105557777

Question 1: *

Denise and Melanie are thinking about buying some stocks and would like your advice. Choose a company you've been following in the news and describe qualitatively why you think this company would make a good investment. (1-2 paragraphs)

Question 2: *

Netflix recently announced its controversial plan to divide video streaming and DVD rental operations by splitting into two companies - Netflix and Quikster. From a strategic perspective, explain whether or not you think this is a good move for Netflix and why. (1-2 paragraphs)

Resume: *

Mandatory: Please upload your resume in .pdf or .doc format (PDF preferred please) with GPA (X.XX points). Feel free to include both cumulative GPA and major GPA.
File name should be e.g. BruinJoe2010.doc