SPRING ‘24 APPLICATION

Apply to join CC for the Spring 2024 semester here:


SPRING ‘24 RECRUITMENT TIMELINE

Breaking into Business Clubs: Monday, January 29 | 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM | Kennedy Call Auditorium (116)

Application Opens: Tuesday, January 30

Information Session I: Tuesday, January 30 | 5:oo PM - 7:00PM | MVR G151

Resume Review with MILRSO, DAIRE, SWAG: Wednesday, January 31 | 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM | Statler 398

Case Workshop I: Thursday, February 1 | 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM | Malott 253

ClubFest: Sunday, February 4 | 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM | Barton Hall

Case Workshop II: Monday, February 5 | 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM | Malott 253

Information Session II: Tuesday, February 6 | 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM | MVR 1153

Application Due: Tuesday, February 6 | 11:59 PM

First Round: Friday, February 9 | Invite Only

Final Round: Sunday, February 11 | Invite Only


RECRUITMENT CHATS

Learn more about Cornell Consulting through a casual one-on-one chat with our current members.


MEMBER TESTIMONIALS

DAVID CRICHTON, ILR ‘25, President

What I love most about CC is the culture of giving back. So much valuable information and advice has been bestowed upon me by upperclassmen, and now as an upperclassman, I feel a responsibility to share what I’ve learned with as many people as I can.”

CATHERINE ZHANG, Biometry & Statistics ‘25, VP of Corporate Relations

“What really makes CC special is the community — everyone is so passionate, driven, and genuine. CC fosters a sense of belonging. Having the opportunity to connect with people about their unique experiences has not only given me invaluable perspective into my career goals, but allowed me to grow in so many ways, both personally and professionally.”

AHMED SULTAN, CALS ‘24, Executive Vice President

“I joined CC because of the community. As a transfer student, I was looking for an organization on campus that fostered that sense of community and belonging, and I found it here. CC is filled with so many motivated and dedicated individuals, and it creates this energetic atmosphere that makes you want to work harder and be more involved.”

ANN GLAZER, AEM ‘25, Project Director​

“I joined CC to learn more about the consulting industry and expose myself to people with different backgrounds and interests. After two years in CC, I believe it is the epicenter of thought leadership on Cornell’s campus. I am consistently inspired by the individuals in this organization and have found lifelong friends within the club.”


WHY JOIN?

The Cornell Consulting experience is unparalleled anywhere else on campus. CC delivers business education, project experience, and industry exposure to each one of its members, and our culture blends professional growth with close friendships nurtured through consistent club activities and events. From your first semester in the organization to graduation and beyond, CC will offer unique opportunities to work with a network of highly driven and passionate individuals on a diverse range of high-impact client projects. As the leading consulting organization at Cornell University, we are consistently at the cutting edge of research, strategy, and client innovation and are the only consulting organization on campus to emphasize the continuous development of our members throughout their CC journey.


APPLICANT ELIGIBILITY

Cornell students in their freshman or sophomore year are eligible to apply. We welcome applicants from all colleges and majors, as projects reach across a breadth of areas. We value the diverse perspectives and abilities that candidates of all backgrounds and experiences provide. No prior consulting experience is necessary.

WHO WE LOOK FOR

Our recruitment approach is modeled after top global consulting firms. The most competitive candidates exhibit leadership abilities, innovative intuition, entrepreneurial drive, problem-solving capabilities, and a strong willingness to learn. Consulting requires its practitioners to approach client work methodically and structurally. 


RECRUITMENT OVERVIEW

PRE-INTERVIEW EVENTS

Resume and Casing Workshops are casual events intended to provide interested students with resume critique and casing practice before the interview rounds. Potential applicants are encouraged to attend.

Information Sessions are casual events intended to provide more information about the club and an opportunity to engage with current members. Potential applicants are encouraged to attend.

Coffee Chats are not mandatory but are encouraged to help applicants learn more about the organization. If you would like to chat with a member, reach out to any current member to set up a time to speak. 

INTERVIEW ROUNDS (BUSINESS CASUAL ATTIRE RECOMMENDED)

Round 1 includes a group case and behavioral/light technical questions. Evaluation is based on an interviewee's teamwork, leadership, and analysis skills. Decisions will be released by the end of the day.

Final Round includes an extended case presentation, case interview, and a behavioral interview. An interviewee’s performance is holistically evaluated. Decisions will be released by the end of the day.