Is USC a target school for consulting?

USC is a target for all the consulting divisions of the Big 4 accounting firms (KPMG, PwC, EY, and Deloitte). You’ll find many networking events and workshops sponsored by these firms throughout the recruitment season. As for the Big 3, Bain and BCG also have a presence on campus.

Is UCLA a target for consulting?

UCLA, for a school with a 12\% acceptance rate and considered the #1 public school and a top 20 school, is actually a complete non-target for investment banking and other high finance careers generally outside of LA, and a semi target for jobs even within the LA area.

Is USC a target school WSO?

You can find discussion on WSO forums about USC as well. Generally people consider USC a target for la/sf, semi-target for elsewhere but with some NY representation due to the NY banking trips held by clubs. If your goal is NYC or elsewhere on east coast, other schools would have better placement.

What schools do the Big 4 recruit from?

The top feeder schools for Deloitte are University of Illinois, University of Southern California, University of Texas, UC Berkeley, and Brigham Young University. * The Big Four accounting giant, headquartered in Manhattan, hires interns from coast to coast.

Is Berkeley a target school for consulting?

Their dominance in MBB consulting is extremely impressive. Targets – There is a crop of elite schools (and somehow UC Berkeley slid in here) that solidly place into MBB every year. We set the cut-off at 80 hires per year. This tier includes the usual suspects like Yale, Stanford, and Princeton.

Is UC Santa Barbara a target school?

UCSB is a huge target school for Big 4, Mid-tier, and local accounting firms, so this is generally the structure they follow. Many accounting students also look into FP&A opportunities, but unfortunately, we are less catered for FP&A or industry recruitment.

What are MBA target schools?

McKinsey’s Target Business School List For Its Pre-MBA Summer Experience

Business School MBA Program	University
Haas School of Business	University of California-Berkeley
Harvard Business School	Harvard University
Johnson Graduate School of Management	Cornell University
Kellogg School of Management	Northwestern University