School dossiers

New Venture Group (NVG) describes itself as ASU consulting practice since 2008, pairing consultant development with real client engagements, and cites 100+ pro bono engagements and 17 years at ASU on the home page.

NVG students / join page states Fall 2026 recruitment has finished and tells interested students to see Fall 2027. Contact listed: newventuregroupconsulting@gmail.com. The page also notes weekly firm meetings Fridays, 2-4 PM in the Business Administration building and points to a September 8, 2026 casing session overview. On access day 2026-10-23 the Fall 2026 cycle should be treated as past and closed. Confirm the next cycle on the students page when it republishes.

NVG Home, https://www.newventuregroup.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Beta Alpha Psi Consulting and Advisory Practicum (CAP) FAQ frames CAP as providing meaningful experiences while helping identify solutions to operating problems faced by organizations in the Auburn community. Cohort language: a new cohort is selected each spring semester for the year, with possible vacant slots in the fall.

Same CAP FAQ states applicants must be initiated members of Beta Alpha Psi. Process language: short application, possible short panel-based interview, and a confidentiality agreement with the client. Time commitment framing: likely two to six hours per week, average three to four including status meetings. Meeting stamp: Mondays at 5pm on the current academic year CAP calendar link.

CAP FAQ, https://auburnbap.com/cap-info/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 202 with content).

Babson Consulting Association's Belong home frames BCA's purpose as building relationships with consulting firms, professionals, business leaders, industry experts, alumni, faculty, and current students to introduce Babson undergraduates to consulting careers and prepare them for those paths. Purpose language names consulting-centric events, case prep sessions, case competitions, company and industry information sessions and treks, and the Undergraduate Consulting Program.

BCA's Belong Events page lists Crack the Case: Healthcare Case Study Workshop with Audrey Cobb on Friday Oct 23, 2026 from 1:00pm-2:30pm and Mock Interview Session/Mini Case on Thursday Oct 29, 2026 from 6:30pm-7:30pm. The Oct 23 event falls on access day and both dates are past after Oct 29, 2026. Treat them as dated examples, never as evergreen programming, and confirm current events on Belong.

Babson Consulting Association, https://belong.babson.edu/bca/home/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

The Consulting Group at Baylor (CGB) home page describes CGB as a student-led consulting organization that provides hands-on consulting experience and professional skills for consulting, finance, and business leadership paths. Core pillars listed across the club site include engagements with local businesses and nonprofits, professional development, networking, and casing sessions.

Fall 2026 recruitment timeline on the Apply page lists interest meetings September 1-11 (with dated rooms on Foster / Cashion / Penland), coffee chats September 8-11, applications September 14-18 (resume and short answers), interviews September 22-25 after invitations on September 21, and decisions September 28. FAQ states all majors and all class years including freshmen may apply, typical time commitment 5-8 hours per week, and no prior consulting experience required. On access day 2026-10-23 the September windows should be treated as past and closed. Confirm the next cycle on the Apply page when it republishes.

CGB Home, https://www.consultinggroupatbaylor.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Management Consulting Group primary site frames MCG as a student-run organization at Binghamton University training consultants through interactive workshops, case competitions, and pro bono consulting. Named program surfaces include Dean's First Case Challenge, EY TechX Case Competition, Consulting Development Program, and a 180 Degrees Consulting branch for nonprofit clients. Contact email named: contact@mcgbinghamton.com.

MCG About page states the Competitions Committee oversees Binghamton's largest business case competitions including Dean's First Case Challenge and EY TechX. Consulting Skills block names the Consulting Development Program as a 12-week intensive in the Spring semester with mentorship, case interviews, networking calls, and resume critiques.

Management Consulting Group, https://mcgbinghamton.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Boston College Consulting Club (BCCC / also listed as Consulting Club of Boston College) is a student-run undergraduate consulting club. Carroll School describes it as designed to place more BC students in top entry-level consulting jobs and to host events that expose students to consulting and prepare them for the career. The club's own site says it is a resource for students from first exposure through internship experience, communicates mainly through weekly Monday emails, and asks interested students to subscribe for events and deadlines.

As of its published site copy, BCCC states it is under a revamp and is laying groundwork for an undergraduate consulting group that would staff real-life consulting projects. It hopes to get that arm running within the next couple of semesters. Confirm whether project staffing has launched before treating it as an active client-delivery path.

BCCC home, https://sites.google.com/bc.edu/boston-college-consulting-club/home (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200); Carroll School Community & Student Life (Consulting Club entry), https://www.bc.edu/bc-web/schools/carroll-school/undergraduate/community.html (accessed 2026-10-23; WebFetch returned full page content; box curl returned HTTP 406).

Boston University Consulting Group (BUCG) states it welcomes all Boston University students to apply and that members come from a range of backgrounds, academic majors, and expertise levels. The Students page describes workshops, mentoring, casing pathways, client projects for advanced members, networking, and educational resources. Contact listed: bucg@bu.edu.

BUCG application process on the Apply page: submit resume and application; chosen applicants are invited to a case interview with BUCG leadership; selected candidates are invited to join. The page listed an application deadline of Sat, Sep. 12th @ 11:59 PM. The page is internally inconsistent about the cycle (its poster promotes Fall 26 while its closing line still reads 'Spring 2026 Programs'), and on access day 2026-10-23 that Sep 12 deadline should be treated as past and closed. Confirm the current cycle on the Apply page or club channels.

BUCG Apply, https://www.buconsultinggroup.com/apply2 (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200); BUCG Students, https://www.buconsultinggroup.com/students (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200); contact address from Questrom Clubs and Organizations, https://www.bu.edu/questrom/undergraduate-program/student-life/clubs-and-organizations/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

BYU Management Consulting Association (MCA) primary site describes MCA professional development through student-run meetings, guest speakers, interview best-practices training, networking etiquette, and resume reviews. Membership framing includes student mentoring, case practice partners, case interview preparation resources after joining, and firm networking through info sessions and consulting nights. Join steps listed: join MCA on the BYU Clubs page, pay dues (annual, valid for 12 months from join), then show up. Meetings listed every Tuesday at 7pm in the Tanner building throughout Fall and Winter semesters.

BYU Marriott Strategic Management MCA page recommends joining MCA for students interested in consulting, states join via the BYU clubs website, and that after registering and paying dues members gain access to networking opportunities, casing resources, and related tools.

BYU MCA Home, https://www.byumca.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Consult Your Community (CYC) at CWRU CampusGroups home page describes CYC as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit present at 25+ college campuses that creates teams of 4-6 student analysts offering consulting services to a local business over 8-10 weeks. The Case Western chapter mission emphasizes training so students can help Cleveland small businesses, plus consulting-related career development and networking.

CWRU Newsroom story dated August 31, 2026 invited undergraduate students to submit an application to join Consult Your Community, welcomed all majors with no prior experience required, and stated applications must be submitted by Friday, Sept. 4, at 11:59 p.m. On access day 2026-10-23 that September 4 window should be treated as past and closed. Confirm the next cycle on CYC CampusGroups when it republishes. On access day the CampusGroups home page listed no upcoming events.

CYC CWRU Home, https://community.case.edu/cyc/home/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Claremont Consulting Group primary site frames CCG as a student-run, revenue-generating management consulting firm established in 2013 whose members are Claremont McKenna College students and describes the organization as one of the leading pre-professional groups at the Claremont Consortium. Home surface names past project types including go-to-market strategies, search engine optimization, data analytics, and industry research, and points applicants and clients to dedicated site sections.

CCG For Applicants page states CCG recruits a new analyst class at the start of each semester and seeks driven first-years and sophomores. Prior consulting experience is not required. Page names onboarding training, one-on-one case practice, workshops, and private visits to firms. Culture surfaces named include weekly dinners, pickleball, Topgolf, and a semester retreat. Page includes club marketing that the analyst program is highly competitive with an acceptance rate of approximately 5%.

Claremont Consulting Group, https://www.claremontcg.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Powers College Management Consulting Signature Program page frames a credit-bearing, multi-year curriculum open to all majors across the University. It pairs industry partnerships, real client projects, and on-site engagement that can include domestic and international business travel. Experience block frames year one as case studies and SME clients, and year two as higher-impact advanced engagements.

Same program page lists skill themes students practice: client communication, consulting frameworks, data analysis, on-site engagement, presentation skills, problem-solving, professional networking, strategic thinking, and team leadership.

Clemson Management Consulting Signature Program, https://www.clemson.edu/business/consulting/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

CSU College of Business clubs and organizations directory lists Consulting Club as beginning in October 2020 for students to explore consulting careers, enhance transferable skills, and allow leadership opportunities. Framing: experienced consultants speak at club meetings. Students learn client cases, project plan management, and communicating recommendations. Contact named on the directory: Nick Panagos. Open to undergraduate students.

CState Consulting's Student Information page frames the Consulting Club as the path for students who want to learn about the consulting profession without joining the Consulting Practicum, and describes the Practicum as a 3-credit, semester-long, project-based course in which students consult for a real organization.

CSU College of Business Clubs and Organizations, https://biz.colostate.edu/student-experience/clubs-and-organizations (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Columbia Consulting Group Students frames CCG training with weekly case interview preparation, guided case partnerships, and workshops led by peers, alumni, and industry professionals, plus consulting engagements with real-world businesses and outreach events with firms.

CCG Students also describes intensive casing bootcamps and résumé review sessions, industry panels, and mentorship, alongside speaker events, info sessions, and networking opportunities hosted with consulting firms and business leaders. Confirm the analyst-class application cycle and its timeline on the Students page and CCG's Instagram, which were not published on the Students page on access day.

CCG Students, https://www.columbia-consulting-group.com/students (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Cornell Consulting Club (CC) describes itself as Cornell's first and foremost student-run consulting organization, established in 2001. Its home page publishes operating stats of 34 members, 150+ client projects completed, members from 7 unique colleges, and 24 years of experience. New analysts get a semester-long education series; members are staffed on client projects starting in their first semester.

Cornell Consulting Club Apply frames Fall 2026 recruitment with an apply-by stamp of Tuesday, September 15 at 11:59 PM. Eligibility language limits applicants to Cornell freshmen and sophomores from all colleges and majors with no prior consulting experience required. The page points applicants to an interest form, coffee chats with members, and a recruitment calendar. That September 2026 stamp is past relative to access day 2026-10-23. Confirm the next cycle, and the interview format, on the Apply page and club channels.

Cornell Consulting Club home, https://www.cornellconsultingclub.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Drexel Consulting Group primary site frames DCG as a student-run organization within the LeBow College of Business that partners with startups, nonprofits, and institutions. Named initiatives: Venture Access Program (VAP), Consult For Impact, and high-scale case competitions. Skill framing: structured problem solving, analytical thinking, and executive-level presentation. Contact email named: thedrexelconsultinggroup@gmail.com.

Past program, Spring 2026 and earlier, all before the access date. Treat these rows as evidence of program density, not as open windows: DCG calendar / events page lists a dense dated program through Spring 2026, including Winter General Body Meeting 2026-01-06, Consulting 101 casing and path events in January 2026, Spring Consultant Applications Due 2026-03-06 (past), Simon Kucher Recruiting Event 2026-03-12, Spring Involvement Fair 2026-04-07, Spring General Body Meeting 2026-04-09, DCG x McKinsey Site Visit 2026-04-17, Philly-Wide Case Competition 2026-04-18, E-Board Applications Due 2026-05-08 (past), and Spring Case Competition 2026-05-15 at 3220 Market Street. Earlier Fall 2025 rows include Accenture Speaker Panel, Consulting 101 casing, FTI / Deloitte / EY panel, and DCG x BCG pathways event.

Drexel Consulting Group, https://drexelconsulting.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Duke Consulting Club (DCC) describes itself as Duke University's premier undergraduate consulting organization. It offers pro-bono consulting services for companies seeking data-backed advice and deliverables. Analysts receive education and training while working on projects, with a focus on building consulting literacy at Duke.

DCC's Community Consulting Program recruits Project Associates and Project Leaders in September and January each year. Published process: (1) general application form for Associate or Leader roles; (2) invited individual interview with behaviorals and a case; (3) new members complete a semester of training before being staffed. Returning members in good standing need not re-apply. Confirm the live application window on dukeconsulting.org — do not treat a past September due date as the next deadline. Fall 2025 application copy with a September due stamp remains visible on access day and is past-cycle relative to 2026-10-23.

Duke Consulting Club home, https://dukeconsulting.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Atlas Consulting Group (ACG) is listed by Goizueta as one of Emory's largest student business organizations and provides consulting services to Fortune 500 companies, startups, and other for-profit clients. Its published recruitment process uses a video application plus resume (Emory BBA format), then two in-person interview rounds. The club says it looks for intellectual vitality, a habit of leadership, and community citizenship. Confirm the live interest-meeting and application window on emoryacg.org.

Goizueta Consulting Group (GCG) is the umbrella organization for consulting-related activities at Goizueta. It runs case workshops, networking dinners, and some external company presentations. Goizueta's official clubs page states there is no application to join. Continued attendance leads to more invitations to networking events.

Atlas Consulting Group Recruitment page, https://emoryacg.org/new-page-1 (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200); Goizueta BBA Student Life and Leadership clubs list, https://goizueta.emory.edu/undergraduate-business-degree/life/clubs (accessed 2026-10-23; WebFetch content; box curl returned HTTP 200).

The Consulting Group at FSU primary site frames a student-operated consulting firm established in 2014. It selects motivated Florida State undergraduates to serve Fortune 500s, public institutions, startups, and non-profits. Member framing notes many College of Business students plus second majors such as Economics, Political Science, Biological Sciences, International Affairs, and Industrial Engineering. Career paths named after FSU include Management Consulting, Investment Banking, Marketing, Corporate Banking, and Product Management.

Same primary site states consultants divide into individualized teams that service 2-3 fall clients and 3-4 spring clients each year. Industry span named: Financial Services, Technology, Media and Entertainment, Industrials, Retail and Consumer Goods, and Healthcare. Guidance framing names a six-member Advisory Board of FSU College of Business alumni.

The Consulting Group at FSU, https://www.cgatfsu.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Consulting Club at Fordham primary site frames skills workshops, case studies, networking events, resources, resume and case-interview preparation, and a Spring Case Competition that applies Fall programming to a consulting challenge.

About page states the club started in 2016 by two Gabelli students. Students who join become Consultants for the Fall semester and apply skills in a capstone case competition in the Spring. Contact email named: consultingclublc@fordham.edu.

Home | Fordham Consulting, https://fordhamconsulting2.wixsite.com/fordhamconsulting (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Mason Consulting Group primary site frames MCG as a student-run organization at George Mason University serving the Northern Virginia community through pro-bono consulting for local businesses, nonprofits, and organizations. Mission language covers empowering future leaders to think differently and solve meaningful problems. Member surfaces named: client-based projects, case competitions, professional workshops, networking events, skill-building sessions, resume and interview prep, consulting toolkits, and mentorship.

Mason360 About page states MCG is a Costello College of Business-affiliated student-led consulting organization partnering with Fairfax City Economic Development. The group welcomes students from all fields of study at George Mason University and collaborates with local organizations on marketing, operations, finance, and strategy challenges. Same surface points to https://www.masonconsultingroup.org/ for join.

Mason Consulting Group, https://www.masonconsultingroup.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Hilltop Consultants Students page frames membership as General or Applied. General membership is open to all Georgetown students via an intake form with no interview. Fall first-years must begin as General Members and must hold General membership in the Fall to be eligible to interview as Applied Members in the Spring. Applied membership includes a written application followed by two interview rounds (behavioral, then behavioral/case) and staffing on one of seven project teams each semester.

Hilltop team structure language states each of seven project teams is staffed with three to four consultants overseen by a Senior Consultant and Project Manager, plus Board Mentor support. FAQ language states prior consulting experience is not expected and membership is not limited to McDonough School of Business students. Treat open/close status as confirm-locally on access day 2026-10-23.

Hilltop Consultants Students, https://www.hilltopconsultants.org/students (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Ivy College of Business Learn by Doing page frames CyBIZ Lab as cross-functional student teams working on business and organizational projects to solve real business problems. Clients named in framing: existing businesses and corporations, startups, and non-profit organizations. Student application site is described as always open so students can apply anytime. Regular recruiting language covers marketing, supply chain management, management, business analytics, finance, communications, and first-year MBA students.

ISU Research Park CyBiz Lab Student Application page points applicants to the CyBiz application form at isupjcenter.org and describes the ISU Research Park collaboration context in Ames. No closing deadline is stated on the page (accessed 2026-10-23).

Ivy Learn by Doing, https://www.ivybusiness.iastate.edu/learn-by-doing/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Madison Consulting Club primary site frames MCC as a student-run organization at James Madison University preparing members for consulting careers through training programs and hands-on work with local businesses. Home framing names a 9-week education program partnered with EY consulting staff covering client etiquette, presentation creation, communication, and more. Experience surfaces named: pro-bono consulting work, internal case competitions, leadership opportunities, and industry exposure. Network surfaces named: Big Four educational partnership, in-house recruiter showcases, consulting firm office visits, and an expanding alumni network.

MCC recruitment-info page states applicants must be JMU students with at least two semesters remaining. The club is hosted within JMU's College of Business and recruits across majors. Process framing: Spring Interest Nights, then a written application with GPA, resume, experience, and short responses. Demonstrated interest is a bonus, not required. Second stage is back-to-back interviews: behavioral, then a case interview with a short Executive Board-written case and a prepared presentation. Page includes an honesty line that content is not up-to-date for Spring 2027.

Madison Consulting Club, https://www.madisonconsultingclub.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Emerald Consulting Group is a student-led strategy consulting organization at Johns Hopkins University (est. 2022). Its home page lists six capabilities: Growth and Go-to-Market Strategy, Operational and Financial Modeling, Market and Competitive Analysis, Data Analytics and Visualization, Digital and Product Strategy, and Process Automation. The home page states 25+ clients served and 100% data-driven engagements. No application window is stated on the home page (checked 2026-10-23), so confirm any live analyst window on club channels.

Emerald About page states founding in April 2022 by Johns Hopkins University undergraduates Aryan Anand, Dhruv Dubey, and Zayeed Akhter with an early healthcare strategy focus. Timeline language covers early growth to 15+ members and 5+ engagements in 2022, expansion into energy, education, and artificial intelligence with a 30-member team in 2023, and continued dual mission language into 2025-2026. Experience framing names 25+ clients from startups to Fortune 500 firms.

Emerald Consulting Group, https://www.emeraldjhu.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Lehigh Consulting Group (LCG) About page states the group helps the Lehigh undergraduate community gain skills for consulting careers, facilitates networking with consulting professionals, holds business case competitions, and provides information sessions and speaker series available to the school population. It also describes an Analyst Program for students invited to apply after showing dedication toward consulting, with hands-on projects for local businesses.

Analyst Program process on the Contact / FAQ page states recruitment occurs at the beginning of each Fall semester, with a written application plus a behavioral and case interview by the Executive Board. All students regardless of major or graduation year are encouraged to apply. Analyst time commitment is described as about 3-5 hours per week. The page states LCG recruits analysts only in the Fall semester (about 15 analysts per year) and lists about 25-35 analysts and 5-7 projects each semester.

LCG About, https://www.lehighconsulting.org/about (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Marquette Consulting Club (MCC) primary site states the club connects students with consulting professionals, case competitions, hands-on experiences, and career development. Programming described includes case competitions, guest speakers, professional development (case interviewing, problem solving, presentation, analytics, communication), and applied consulting projects. The site states all majors and experience levels are welcome.

MCC Fall 2026 calendar on the home page listed O-Fest on September 10, 2026 (4:00-7:00 PM) as a meet-the-E-Board involvement event open to all majors. On access day 2026-10-23 that September 10 window should be treated as past. The same page stated more Fall 2026 events (guest speakers, case competitions, workshops, professional development) are being planned with confirmed dates to be posted when available.

MCC Home, https://www.marquetteconsultingclub.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

SCNO Join Us page states The Fall 2026 Application is now OPEN on access day 2026-10-23 and invites students to help nonprofit clients. Contact emails listed: rso.scno@msu.edu and hr@scnomsu.org. Address listed: 667 N Shaw Lane, East Lansing, MI 48824.

SCNO what we look for states recruitment each semester aims to add consultants from all majors and grade levels, with no requirement on year or major. The page emphasizes clear thought processes and organized problem-solving, strong academics, creative thinking, interest in building the organization, and leadership potential.

SCNO Join Us, https://www.msuscno.org/join-us (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Stern Management Consulting Group (MCG) primary site states MCG connects students interested in management consulting with opportunities through weekly meetings and workshops, and names two flagship application-based programs, the Freshman Liaison Program (FLP) and the Core Consulting Committee (CCC). Confirm program class years, application status, and the live cycle on sternmcg.org.

Stern Inter-Club Council Joining Stern Clubs page states clubs offer Exploratory Programs and Team Programs through a Central Club Application, that all Stern undergraduates receive the ICC newsletter every Sunday at 5:00 PM, and that non-Stern students use PDF newsletter copies via Non-Stern Student Resources. Fall 2026 language states the Central Club Application opens 9/14 at 9:00 AM for Exploratory Programs and 9/20 at 9:00 AM for Team Programs. Those September windows are past relative to access day 2026-10-23. Fall 2026 catalog path returned HTTP 404 from helper egress.

Management Consulting Group | NYU, https://www.sternmcg.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Family Business Consulting (FBC) at Northeastern states it recruits twice a year, welcomes all majors, and aims for about ten new consultants per semester. Application materials are described as a resume plus 2-3 short essay responses. Junior consultant applicants do not receive a case; senior consultant applicants do. Co-op students may apply and should flag co-op timing. The recruitment page listed Fall 2026 walk-in info events on Sep 9 and Sep 11, case prep sessions on Sep 14, and application due Mon Sep 14, 2026 at 11:59 PM. On access day 2026-10-23 that Fall 2026 apply-by should be treated as past and closed. The same page lists later consulting panels (Nov 1, 2026 and Mar 1, 2027) and states FBC also recruits in spring. Confirm the next cycle on the recruitment page or Slack.

NUSCM Consulting (Northeastern University Supply Chain Management Club) describes an application-based team of four to six students who spend a semester on a real supply-chain client project. Process steps include a short application window, then behavioral interview and case study evaluation. Applications open each semester at the start of spring and fall terms; there is no permanent application link (Instagram posts the current form and deadline). See the page's leadership section for current consulting contacts.

FBC Recruitment, https://fbcneu.com/recruitment (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Northwestern Career Advancement publishes a Consulting industry page that lists relevant student groups including CASE (Consultants Advising Student Enterprises), Lambda Strategy, SCNO (Students Consulting for Nonprofit Organizations), ISBE Analytics, 180 Degrees Consulting, and other related organizations. The page also describes employer events, coffee chats, case competitions, and case-interview basics in general terms.

CASE (Consultants Advising Student Enterprises) describes itself as Northwestern University's oldest student-run consulting organization, founded in Spring 2008. It provides pro-bono consulting. Every quarter CASE partners with 4-5 clients. Teams include project managers and student analysts delivering financial, operational, marketing, sales, and human capital consulting. CASE also notes office visits, speaker panels, and networking events year-round.

NCA Consulting, https://www.northwestern.edu/careers/majors-career-paths/industries/consulting/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Spears School of Business student organizations directory lists OSU Consulting Club. Framing: designed to increase awareness of the consulting industry and connect membership with job opportunities at consulting firms. Preparation language: networking opportunities and case interview preparation. Advisor listed: Stephanie Royce, 477 Business Building.

Same Spears directory states there are more than 40 student organizations associated with the Spears School of Business, each with a designated faculty advisor and elected student officers, and points students to Cowboy Central as the digital home for campus organizations. CampusLink organization page yielded no readable organization content on access day, so join UI details were not verified from that path.

Spears Student Organizations, https://business.okstate.edu/undergraduate/student_organizations (accessed 2026-10-23; readable via WebFetch; helper curl returned HTTP 403).

Nittany Lion Consulting Group (NLCG) is described by Smeal as an experiential learning program offered by the Smeal College of Business, open to undergraduate students across all majors at Penn State, and housed in Smeal's Department of Management and Organization. Students work in teams on real client projects on a semester timeframe (Smeal describes a 12-week strategic partnership pattern).

The Consultant Training Program (CTP) is a student program run by NLCG members. Students attend weekly lessons, build mentoring ties, and gain fundamental consulting skills. Successful completion results in the opportunity to interview for NLCG. FAQs state CTP welcomes all experience levels, does not require students to interview for NLCG afterward, welcomes all majors (not only Smeal), and that NLCG requires a minimum of three semesters left after interviewing. CTP meetings are described as once a week for 1.5 hours, with additional case/interview prep time if pursuing NLCG.

Smeal NLCG, https://www.smeal.psu.edu/management/nittany-lion-consulting-group-nlcg (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200); NLCG CTP family, https://www.nlcgpsu.org/ctp (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Purdue Solutions Consulting describes itself as Purdue's premier student-run consulting organization, providing hands-on work with businesses, startups, and nonprofits. FAQs state no prior consulting experience is required and that students of all majors, years, and backgrounds (including graduate students) are welcome. Recruitment is held at the beginning of each semester. Contact for joining questions: recruitment@purduesolutions.org.

Purdue Solutions Fall 2026 timeline listed applications open Aug 24, 2026, callouts Aug 27 and Sep 3, applications close Sep 4, 2026 at 11:59 PM EST, and interviews by invite Sep 8-10. The same page states Fall 2026 Applications are closed. On access day 2026-10-23 that Fall 2026 window should be treated as past and closed. Confirm any later cycle on the students page or club channels.

Purdue Solutions For Students, https://www.purduesolutions.org/students (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Rice Consulting describes itself as Rice University's premier undergraduate, student-run management consulting organization, founded in 2018. It partners with non-profits and for-profit companies, from local businesses to Fortune 500 firms, and states a competitive application process. Contact listed: riceconsulting.ug@gmail.com.

Rice Consulting FAQs state that no prior consulting experience is required, that undergraduates from all majors are welcome, and that applicants should be serious about contributing to projects. Non-members can stay involved through open training sessions, Consulting Careers Night, and career panels, and may apply again in a future cycle.

Rice Consulting home, https://www.riceconsulting.co/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Rutgers Consulting Group (RCG) on Rutgers Business School's myRBS page describes workshops, case competitions, and client-facing projects. The Consulting Analyst Program (CAP) offers pro-bono consulting projects with real clients. The Research Analyst Program (RAP) produces white papers via secondary research, surveys, and expert interviews. General meetings and workshops are open to all students; CAP and RAP applications open at the start of each semester. Contact listed: eboard@rutgersconsulting.com.

CAP process on rutgersconsulting.com: CAP is a 10-week pro bono program; accepted students are assigned to teams of about 4-5 with mentors. Applications open within the first week of each semester (Fall and Spring) and close about two weeks after the first RCG kickoff meeting; review is rolling. Steps: application (general questions, short answers, resume), then invite-only networking mixer, then invite-only interview (behavioral plus open-ended case). FAQs state no prior consulting experience required, all majors welcome, expected commitment about 10-15 hours per week, and freshmen through juniors are considered. RCG hosts a case workshop before the deadline.

myRBS Rutgers Consulting Group, https://myrbs.business.rutgers.edu/undergraduate-new-brunswick/rutgers-consulting (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Santa Clara Consulting About page frames a student-run consulting organization that works with real clients. Service themes named: strategic consulting, marketing and research, operations and analytics, and financial analysis including modeling and valuation.

Santa Clara Consulting recruitment page publishes a Winter 2026 schedule with dated events on January 21, 22, and 23, applications due Saturday January 24 at 12:00 PM, three invite-only days on January 26, 27, and 28, and offers extended in late January. Those January 2026 dates are past. Confirm the event names, the round formats, and the next cycle window on the recruitment page and club channels before relying on them.

Santa Clara Consulting About, https://santaclaraconsulting.com/about (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Consult Your Community @ SMU (CYC@SMU) primary site describes Consult Your Community as a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit that runs semester-long, skills-based consulting projects where college students support small business owners and community change. The SMU page states the chapter has served the Dallas small business and nonprofit community since 2018, and lists service lines such as profitability analysis and market research.

CYC New Member Education page states that each semester CYC accepts a cohort of new members as the Junior Business Analyst class. The New Member Education program covers fundamentals of business operations, market analysis, and financial modeling, plus workshops such as resume structuring and interview preparation. The page mentions mentor and house-family structures plus social events each semester.

CYC@SMU Home, https://www.smuconsultyourcommunity.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Slice Consulting primary site describes Slice as Syracuse University's first and only professional consulting club, providing pro-bono services to socially impactful businesses and non-profits, with professional development modules, career workshops, networking events, and client feedback loops for members. Contact email listed on CampusLabs: sliceconsultingsu@gmail.com.

Slice Consulting on 'Cuse Activities (CampusLabs) states Slice is a student-run consulting firm offering pro-bono services to socially impactful businesses and non-profits. Recruitment process listed: written application, individual behavioral interview, and group case-study interview. Members may serve as Consultants or Project Managers on real-client projects. Services listed include research, data, marketing, fundraising, and related support for partner organizations.

Slice Consulting Home, https://sliceconsultingsu.wixstudio.com/sliceconsulting (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Temple Consulting Club (TCC) primary site describes project teams that work with clients on real business challenges, a mission that prepares students through speaker events, networking, case competitions, and workshops, and a story that the club began as a Fox School student project and now lists over 60 consultants on semester-long projects for local nonprofit and for-profit organizations. The site states the club is open to all students from diverse backgrounds and encourages applications to Project Teams at the start of every semester.

TCC FAQs state TCC is a student-run organization with semester-long projects, weekly training sessions (case interview prep, resume building, frameworks, networking, communication), and that TCC is open to all Temple students (undergraduate and graduate) regardless of major or year. Joining a project team requires applying at the start of each semester through the Project Teams page form, typically with a resume and short responses. Selected applicants are placed by skillsets, preferences, and client needs. Students not placed on a team are still encouraged to attend workshops and training.

Temple Consulting Club Home, https://www.thetempleconsulting.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

TASK Consulting is a student consulting organization at Texas A&M. Its Join page states around forty-five students work in teams of five or six for real clients, that new members join a client project in their first semester, and that TASK is open to Texas A&M students of any major or classification.

TASK Fall 2026 Join process requires one informational plus either recruitment office hours or Meet the Org to be eligible. The written application is short answers; interviews include a take-home case presentation, a critical-thinking question, and a behavioral conversation. The page listed applications due September 8, 2026 at 11:59 PM with interviews beginning September 11, and marked those stages as past on the live timeline. On access day 2026-10-23 the Fall 2026 apply window should be treated as past and closed. Confirm any later cycle on the Join page.

TASK Join, https://www.taskconsulting.org/join (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Scovell Business Leadership Program page frames a Rawls experience open to all business majors with mentorship, hands-on projects, global opportunities, and industry-based consulting projects. Founded in 2013 as Rawls Business Leadership Program and renamed in 2019. Join block: applications for students entering SBLP in Fall 2027 open October 15 and are due February 15.

Matador Collegiate Consulting TechConnect page frames a student-run consulting firm training members through real client engagements, structured problem-solving, and professional execution. Contact email: matadorconsulting.ttu@gmail.com. Registration note on access day marks 2025-2026 re-registration complete and 2026-2027 not yet complete.

Scovell Business Leadership Program, https://www.depts.ttu.edu/rawlsbusiness/about/usc/sblp/index.php (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

GW Undergraduate Consulting Group (UCG) home page states it was founded in 2014 and focuses on three pillars: development, application, and results, and frames the group as providing pro-bono consulting services to clients.

GW UCG Apply page states the UCG is not currently accepting applications and that Fall 2026 recruiting season has concluded. The club hosts semesterly recruitment sessions and asks students to sign up for an interest-form mailing list for future seasons. Contacts listed: Micah Goldstein (President) at micah.goldstein@gwmail.gwu.edu and Malik Moore (Executive Vice President) at malik.moore@gwmail.gwu.edu. On access day 2026-10-23 Fall 2026 should be treated as past and closed.

GW UCG Home, http://www.gwucg.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Tufts Consulting Collective is Tufts' undergraduate consulting organization. Its home page states 11+ years of experience, 70+ clients served, and 50+ dedicated members. Its pages describe work with non-profits, startups, established companies, and Tufts-affiliated organizations.

TCC's Join page still displays 'Fall 2026 recruitment is now open' (checked 2026-10-23), but the timeline printed on the same page is already past: E-Board coffee chats in Cabot 219 on Sept 9-10, invite-only interviews starting Monday Sept 14, and a mandatory all-member project kickoff on Sunday Sept 20. Treat that window as past and the 'now open' line as stale page copy, not a live window. The FAQ states recruitment at the beginning of every fall and spring semester, that open positions vary by project number, that no specific major is required, that no prior consultancy background is required, and that there is one interview round with a behavioral section and a simple case study. Confirm the next window on club channels.

Tufts Consulting Collective, https://www.tuftsconsultingcollective.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Tulane Consulting Group (TCG) on the Freeman undergraduate student organizations page describes TCG as a selective student-run undergraduate organization that helps students learn data analytics, presentation, communication, and case study skills. It also runs resume and cover letter workshops, guest speaker events, and case competitions. Participation is described as open to all students regardless of demographic identity.

Green Bull Investment Banking Group (GBIBG) on the same Freeman page describes a selective student-run undergraduate organization that equips members for investment banking careers through professional development, technical training, and mentorship. The page states applications for the Sophomore Investment Banking Development Program open at the start of the fall semester, and applications for the Freshmen Development Program open at the start of the spring semester. Contact listed: greenbull@tulane.edu. Treat the semester-start language as pattern and verify-locally, not as a dated close time for a specific day.

Freeman Undergraduate Student Organizations, https://freeman.tulane.edu/undergraduate/student-organizations (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Management Consulting Academy (MCA) home frames MCA as educating undergraduate students about strategy and management consulting while preparing them professionally for the industry. Approach language covers job demands of strategy consulting, the interview process, and other pre-professional work similar to consulting. How-we-work language emphasizes rigorous case interview practice, deliberation of business scenarios, and a network of alumni and friends of the University of Alabama.

MCA About page states MCA began when interested students started their own interest group to introduce Alabama students to consulting through case studies, networking, and other practices. The page places the period before MCA, when Alabama students did not look to enter consulting, before 2015. It does not give a founding year. Assist list: learning about recruiting process and applicant best practices, comprehensive interview preparation curriculum focused on case interview problem-solving methods, relationships with industry professionals through university-sponsored trips and networks, and crafting resumes and cover letters tailored for consulting. Footer framing: University of Alabama | Culverhouse College of Business | 2024. Placement marketing on the same About page is club self-description and is not treated as Case Terminal outcome rates.

MCA Home, https://www.uamca.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

University of Arizona Consulting Club (ACC) primary Mailchimp site describes ACC as an undergraduate organization creating a platform for students passionate about consulting. Framing includes a community for casing projects, practice, learning, networking, and helping students enter consulting firms.

ACC Weebly site restates the goal as educating members about consulting in multiple fields and enabling engagement with professionals. Meeting language on that page: every other Tuesday at 6pm in McClelland Hall Room 405F. Confirm the meeting time and room for the current term on club channels before attending. Page invites students to reach out if interested in joining.

UA Consulting Club Home, https://ua-consulting-club.mailchimpsites.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Walton Consulting Club HogSync home frames the club as preparing members for diverse careers after graduation by providing insight and experience on how the world of business operates on a daily basis. Upcoming Events section stated there are no upcoming events.

Same HogSync page lists member benefits as career and networking access, skill building, and resume credentials. Events and Activities language invites members to add the group calendar. Exclusive Resources language points to a newsletter.

Walton Consulting Club HogSync, https://hogsync.uark.edu/wcc/home/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Triton Consulting Group primary site frames TCG as empowering the UC San Diego business community with hands-on consulting experience and professional growth. Service offerings named on the home surface: Operations and Strategy, Financial Advisory, Technology, and Market Research (competitive analysis, market sizing, and market analysis). Site copyright line shows 2026.

TCG recruitment page states students from all majors are welcome with no prior consulting experience required. Recruitment typically takes place during the Fall and Winter Quarters around weeks 2 and 3. Path named: Info Night, Case Study Night (group interviews), Social Night, Meet The Associates (one-on-one), then invite-only Individual Interviews. Accepted members join an Analyst Program onboarding curriculum covering consulting fundamentals, professional skills, and case interview preparation. Page points applicants to a Case Interview Example series and to Instagram for recruitment process and timeline updates.

Triton Consulting Group, https://tcgatucsd.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Berkeley Consulting describes itself as UC Berkeley's student management consultancy started in 1996, advising organizations from Fortune 500 companies to start-ups and non-profits. The site states members build consulting abilities and problem-solving skills they carry into tech, banking, and public service.

The Berkeley Group (TBG) describes itself as founded in 2003, UC Berkeley's premier student-run consulting organization for the social sector. It states it recruits at the beginning of each semester; uses a holistic detailed approach to assess applicants; and runs semester-long projects with about 6-person teams and a custom Statement of Work.

Berkeley Consulting home, https://bc.studentorg.berkeley.edu/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Davis Consulting Group primary site frames DCG as a student-run strategy consulting organization at UC Davis founded in 2015. Mission language covers high-impact, data-driven advisory services for complex business challenges and sustainable growth.

Same primary site lists consultant specialties: strategy and growth initiatives, market research and competitive analysis, marketing and go-to-market strategy, product development and user insights, and cost analysis and operational efficiency. Client types named: startups, app developers, nonprofits, and small to mid-sized businesses.

The Davis Consulting Group, https://www.davisconsultinggroup.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

UConsulting was founded in 2016 and brings together students from across UCLA. It states client engagements are led by teams of 5-10 consultants supported by an AI and Data Science Committee, and that its signature six-week Accelerator Program, in-house Consulting Workshop, and dedicated recruiting support prepare members for top firms.

The Bruin Group describes itself as UCLA's consultancy for startups and as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit of undergraduate student consultants working with startups and growing companies across industries such as technology, healthcare, and fashion. The site invites students to apply in the next recruitment cycle.

UConsulting home, https://www.uconsultingla.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Eckhart Consulting Join frames recruitment for University of Chicago undergraduates from all majors. The club recruits new consultants twice per school year, once at the beginning of fall quarter and again in the middle of winter quarter. Application process language covers a written application and two interview rounds with three case components, two behavioral components, and a group interview. Market sizing appears in first-round interviews. Time commitment language states about 5 to 10 hours per week. On access day the page headline points to Winter 2026 as the next cycle. That Winter 2026 stamp is past or stale relative to access day 2026-10-23. Confirm the live next window on Join and the interest form.

Prism Consulting Join states Prism recruits every Fall and Spring quarter for Consulting Division and Recruiting Bootcamp with no prior knowledge expected. Consulting Division eligibility language targets College students in first through third years. Process language covers behavioral written questions plus, for Consulting Division, up to two rounds of case interviews with market sizing, brainstorming, and quantitative questions. Applicants may apply to one or both divisions in the same application. On access day Autumn 2026 applications are closed and the next cycle is framed as Spring 2027. Treat exact Spring 2027 open and close day stamps as confirm-locally on the Join page.

Eckhart Join, https://www.ec.uchicago.edu/join (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Lindner College of Business student organizations directory lists Queen City Consulting as providing pro bono, high-impact consulting services for businesses in the Greater Cincinnati area. Advisor listed: Greg Harrell (harrelgg@ucmail.uc.edu). Same directory also lists Students Consulting for Nonprofit Organizations (SCNO) and Neo Initiative as separate consulting-adjacent groups.

GetInvolvedUC CampusLink organization page for Queen City Consulting frames QCC as providing pro bono consulting for Greater Cincinnati businesses with personal and professional development focus. Applications language: open on a semesterly basis around mid-August and early-January. GetInvolvedUC CampusLink listed a meeting time of Wednesdays at 7 pm in Lindner on access day 2026-10-23. Confirm the current meeting time and recruitment window on CampusLink before relying on either. Recruitment update on access day: Fall Recruitment Process completed. Spring Recruitment Process around January with interest form / Instagram via Linktree.

Lindner Student Organizations, https://www.business.uc.edu/student-experience/student-organizations.html (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Leeds Consulting Group (LCG) on the Leeds School page states it brings students from across CU Boulder together for development events, workshops, interview preparation, and hands-on consulting projects. Membership is through an application and interview process at the beginning of each semester. LCG is open to all majors. Contact: leedsconsultinggroup@colorado.edu. Primary club site linked as https://www.LeedsConsultingGroup.com/.

LCG Join page states applications are CLOSED on access day 2026-10-23. Recruitment is held twice a year at the start of fall and spring. Process shape: electronic application with resume and short responses (blind review), then invite-only behavioral interview, then invite-only final-round case interview, then acceptance notification. Fall 2026 dated timeline on the page included application open Aug 18, info sessions Sep 2 and Sep 8, application due Sep 12, 2026 11:59 pm MT, first-round interviews Sep 16-18, second-round interviews Sep 23-25, and new-member onboarding Sep 27. On access day that Fall 2026 window should be treated as past and closed. Confirm the next cycle on Join LCG.

Leeds Consulting Group (Leeds School), https://www.colorado.edu/business/current-students/additional-resources/student-organizations/leeds-consulting-group (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

UConn Consulting Group (UCG) primary site describes a student-led strategy consulting group that delivers solutions for businesses and nonprofits. The About framing states UCG was founded in 2014 as a student-run strategic consulting firm and recruits dedicated UConn students as prospective analysts with training, experience, and community support. On access day the home page stated Fall Recruitment has Ended and recruitment is currently closed, opening again in the Spring.

UCG Join Us page states that each semester the group hosts info sessions and social events where students can learn more and meet members. Its process preview lists info sessions and social events, an application round, Interview Round I (described as a Superday), and Interview Round II conducted with UCG alumni who are UConn graduates. Fall recruitment is described as wrapped. Spring recruitment is described as kicking off at the start of next semester.

UCG Home, https://uconnconsulting.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Lerner College feature on Delaware Consulting Club (published April 1, 2025) states the club was co-founded in summer 2024 with a first official semester in fall 2024. Mission language: prepare students for consulting careers through real-world projects, skill-building, and industry connections. Meeting language in the feature: every Wednesday at 5:15 p.m. in the Geltzeiler Trading Center in Purnell Hall, with approximately 25 active members at the time of the feature. LinkedIn handle referenced: Delaware Consulting Club.

Same Lerner feature describes an external casework initiative partnering with nonprofits, charities, and other local organizations, with student teams serving as consultants on real challenges. Founding story references Capital One Consult for America and a Deloitte Case Competition as inspiration for starting the club.

Lerner Delaware Consulting Club feature, https://lerner.udel.edu/seeing-opportunity/delaware-consulting-club/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Daniels College student organizations directory lists Daniels Consulting Club as open to all majors and all years. Mission language covers informational events, social events, and case competitions, with case preparation and corporate partnerships for consulting interviews, internships, and careers.

Same Daniels directory lists Daniels Consulting Firm (DCF) as a student-created, student-led consulting firm drawing talent from all Daniels disciplines. Framing: consultants selected through a rigorous recruitment process. Contact named: DCB.DCF@du.edu.

Daniels Student Organizations, https://daniels.du.edu/student-success/student-organizations/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Warrington College student organizations directory lists 180 Degrees Consulting at UF with mission language to offer pro bono consulting services to nonprofits and social enterprises in the local community, deepen ties between students and social-impact organizations, and foster professional development in nonprofit and cause-based consulting.

Same Warrington directory lists Empowered Business Consulting as an international student and professional movement building economic opportunities with partners in Panama, Nicaragua, Honduras, Greece, and Ghana. Same directory also lists Rem on Campus as an immersive curriculum for impact-driven problem-solving with hands-on learning and community impact language.

Warrington Student Organizations, https://warrington.ufl.edu/current-students/student-organizations/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

The Corsair Society on the Terry College page describes itself as a student-led organization that supports top UGA undergraduates exploring business careers, connects graduates in related fields, and fosters collaboration that advances members and the University. It is a collaboration between Terry College of Business and Morehead Honors College. Cohorts listed include Investment Banking, Management Consulting, and Technology.

Management Consulting cohort recruiting (Fall 2026) on the same page lists information sessions on Mon, Sept 21, 2026, 7-8 p.m. (Ivester E001) and Wed, Sept 23, 2026, 8-9 p.m. (Orkin D007). The page states the 2026 Management Consulting Application closes October 5th at 11:59 p.m. On access day 2026-10-23 that window should be treated as past and closed. Confirm the next cycle on the Corsair Society page when it republishes. Contacts listed on the page are sphinney@uga.edu and johannes.kohler@uga.edu.

Corsair Society (Terry), https://www.terry.uga.edu/current-students/student-orgs/corsair-society/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Business Consulting Organization (BCO) primary site describes a Fellows Program as a selective track inside BCO for members who want deeper case-interview preparation, with personalized mentorship, tailored feedback, and support from experienced members and officers. The home page also frames a semester of projects, case competitions, and professional meetings.

UH Get Involved BCO listing states BCO is the premier professional consulting organization at C.T. Bauer College of Business, created to offer real-world business consulting projects, case preparation, professional development, and networking opportunities. Contact email president@uhbco.org. Address listed as 4465 University Drive, Houston, TX 77204.

BCO Home, https://bcouh.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

CUBE Consulting describes itself as a student-run business and engineering consulting organization at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign since 2012. It states it hires students from every major and every year, with no prior consulting experience required, and runs a case workshop during recruitment. Semester engagements are described as running the full UIUC semester.

CUBE Join Us publishes a four-step path (Apply; Connect at networking and info nights; invite-only behavioral and case interviews; Decide) and a detailed Fall 2026 calendar. On access day 2026-10-23, the published first-round application due date of 08/28/26 and the August-September 2026 event list were past and closed for that Fall 2026 cycle. Confirm any later cycle on the same page or club channels before treating a date as live.

CUBE home, https://www.cubeconsulting.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Tippie Consulting Club (TCC) Tippie College page describes TCC as a student organization at the University of Iowa dedicated to helping students explore and prepare for careers in consulting through resources, training, and mentorship. Mission is twofold: supporting students in business case competitions, and creating pathways through networking, professional development, and hands-on opportunities.

How to join on the Tippie TCC page states students from all majors are welcome. Recruitment is open year-round, with priority for event participation given to those who join earlier in the semester. Contact for meeting times and locations. Tippie College of Business address listed: 108 John Pappajohn Business Building, Iowa City, IA 52242-1994.

Tippie TCC, https://students.tippie.uiowa.edu/undergraduates/get-involved/student-organizations/tippie-consulting-club (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Undergraduate Business Council Consulting Club page states the mission as advancing consulting knowledge and competence at the University of Kansas. Preparation framing includes networking and informational events, case interview workshops, real-world consulting experiences, and other unique opportunities. President listed as Max Assad. Faculty advisor: Erin Whitehurst.

University of Kansas events calendar lists KU Consulting Club Meeting: Consulting 101 on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, 5pm to 6pm, in John and Brenda Dicus Classroom, 2056B Capitol Federal Hall. Framing: Fall Speaker Series covering the consulting industry and recruiting process, open to all majors and years with no experience needed. Session stamp on that date: Recruiting Deep Dive on how KU students get hired, with free food in the atrium starting at 6pm. Upcoming relative to access day 2026-10-23. Confirm still listed before marketing.

UBC KU Consulting Club, https://www.kansasbusinesscouncil.com/consulting.html (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Snider Consulting Group recruits in both the fall and the spring. Its process runs from an interest form to an application, then interviews, a decision, and onboarding.

Snider's interview process has two rounds: a group case first, then a sixty minute final round split between thirty minutes of behavioral questions and a thirty minute case.

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Isenberg Undergraduate Consulting Group primary site frames IUCG as developing consultants through a Junior Analyst Development Program before semester-long client engagements. Members attend two General Body Meetings per week with student-led workshops, MBA-style cases, technical skill sessions, and guest speakers. Home framing states IUCG members represent 17 majors across 8 UMass colleges.

IUCG join / JADP page states the Junior Analyst Development Program is the entry path. Fall 2026 applications open 2026-10-30 and close 2026-11-15 at 11:59 PM. Dated events on access day include Isenberg Group Info Session 2026-10-28, Applicant Preparedness Workshop 2026-11-04, Bagels Networking Event 2026-11-08, and Ace the Case workshop 2026-11-09.

Isenberg Undergraduate Consulting Group, https://www.isenbergconsulting.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Miami Undergraduate Consulting Club (MUCC) home page describes MUCC as a student-led consulting organization founded at the University of Miami. It states MUCC was named Student Organization of the Year by the Toppel Career Center at the 11th Toppel Awards, partners with real clients, hosts industry tours at BCG and Accenture, and brings firms such as McKinsey to campus.

MUCC Join / Fall 2026 Recruitment page is titled Fall 2026 Recruitment and describes valued traits: team players, diverse experiences, analytical thinkers, creative thinkers, committed members, and excellent communicators. It states MUCC members come from a wide range of backgrounds and majors. On access day 2026-10-23 the page did not show a dated apply-by timestamp in the fetched view. Confirm the live window on Join Us and club channels before citing a close date.

MUCC Home, https://www.umiamiconsulting.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Michigan Consulting Group Join page frames recruitment for undergraduate students across majors with training provided. Published process: Application (resume + two short responses), then a thirty-minute interview with behavioral questions and a short market-sizing exercise, then offer into bootcamp and a semester project team. Page language on access day states Spring 2026 Applications open January 10 with Deadline January 24 at 11:59 PM ET. Those January 2026 stamps are past relative to access day 2026-10-23.

Michigan Economic Consulting Group Join page states MECG is open to University of Michigan students in every major with no previous consulting experience required. Evaluation path names a written application, open events where attendance is never a score, an evaluated Speed Dating round, and an evaluated Group Case. Fall 2026 rush timeline stamps through Applications closed Friday, September 11 at 11:00 AM EDT are past relative to access day.

Join | Michigan Consulting Group, https://michigancg.com/join.html (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

The Undergraduate Consulting Club (UCC) states its mission is to provide all University of Minnesota students, regardless of college and major, with resources to navigate consulting hiring and skill development. Contact listed: ugcc@umn.edu. The site also notes Minnesota Consulting Group (MCG) as UCC's student-led consulting practice.

The Carlson undergraduate organizations list describes UCC goals to educate (firm information sessions and presentations), offer insight (guest speakers, site visits, Q&A), and facilitate (case interview workshops, an annual case competition, and mock case interviews). It states anybody is welcome to join across majors, years, and backgrounds.

UCC home, https://undergraduateconsultingclub.net/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Trulaske Consulting Association (TCA) Engage home describes TCA as an organization that aims to inspire, grow, and empower proactive students. TCA is framed as a bridge between the University of Missouri community and the consulting industry through real-life consulting projects, strategic decision-making, networking, critical thinking, business problem solving, leadership, and team building. Member benefits language centers on hands-on client projects, recruiter and alumni network access, and guest speakers from consulting. Location framing: University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri.

Trulaske College of Business student organizations directory lists Trulaske Consulting Association among registered student organizations with advisor Tonya Ford.

TCA Home, https://engage.missouri.edu/tca/home/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

College of Business undergraduate student organizations directory lists Husker Consulting Club (HCC). Framing: informs students about the vast opportunities in consulting. Primary focus language: bridge the gap between campus and industry by hosting guest speakers from diverse companies and engaging in consulting case competitions. President listed: Jack Carney. Advisor listed: Shawntell Kroese.

Same College of Business directory lists Husker Consulting Club among its undergraduate student organizations alongside other career-interest clubs. No public weekly meeting room stamp was visible on the directory layout on access day.

Nebraska College of Business Student Organizations, https://business.unl.edu/undergraduate-programs/student-organizations/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

The Undergraduate Consulting Club (UCC) is a Kenan-Flagler-affiliated student organization. Its site states it is open to all UNC undergraduates (business and non-business), that students can join anytime by paying dues, and that members get newsletters plus members-only consulting resources. It describes monthly firm-led events and structured case practice. Confirm the live dues payment link on the club site / Square.

UCC bylaws (adopted January 16, 2025) state that membership requires payment of annual dues and that there are no other membership requirements. Members get practice-interview resources and participation in all events. Non-members may still be on the listserv. Executive-board selection is application-based: resume and cover letter, then interview for selected candidates, with annual appointment by the board and faculty/staff advisor (not a general membership election).

UNC Consulting Club home, https://www.uncconsultingclub.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200). Kenan-Flagler Undergraduate Student Clubs (UCC entry), https://www.kenan-flagler.unc.edu/programs/undergraduate-business/student-experience/student-clubs/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Consulting Connect is an undergraduate initiative of Notre Dame's Meruelo Family Center for Career Development. Its pillars are Educate, Prepare, and Connect. It hosts peer mock case interviews, Fall and Spring Consulting Weeks (including The Connective networking event), case workshops, weekly case practice sessions, a Summer Case Chain, and an underclassmen mentorship program. Events are posted on Handshake.

The Student International Business Council (SIBC) is a student-run organization that offers Notre Dame undergraduates practical professional experience with companies. It encourages students from all colleges and majors to join. As of its published 2026 anniversary note, SIBC describes over 1,000 active members and 100+ projects across nine divisions, including Consulting and Impact Consulting.

Consulting Connect home, https://consultingconnect.nd.edu/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200); Consulting Connect Events & Programs, https://consultingconnect.nd.edu/event/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

The Oklahoma Group Apply page, checked 2026-10-23, stated that applications for Spring 2027 were open with a close of October 25, and that applications open every fall and spring semester for consultant positions beginning the following semester. Treat the Spring 2027 window as past unless the club republishes a new date, and check the Apply page for the current cycle.

The Oklahoma Group Apply, https://www.theoklahomagroup.org/apply (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Oregon Consulting Group (OCG) primary site describes a faculty-managed, student-run organization housed in the Lundquist College of Business at the University of Oregon. Founded in 2014. Mission framing is exceptional value for clients and transformative experience for students. Home page states more than 30 members supporting 15 or more projects every year and over 90 projects delivered since founding.

OCG Join page lists the Fall 2026 recruitment cycle: Applications Open October 5 at 8:00am (past as of the October 23 access date), informational session and case workshop dates on October 13 and October 22 (6:00pm-8:00pm, Lillis 275, both past as of October 23), and coffee chats on October 23 (10:00am-1:00pm, Peterson 207) and October 30 (11:00am-2:00pm, Peterson 207). Applications Close is stamped 11:59pm in the same content block as the October 30 coffee chats. Confirm the exact close calendar date on the live Join page before treating the window as open or closed. Interview process is described as a behavioral interview and a case interview. Members receive upper-division credit. Successful completion of three terms provides a total of 4 credits as a management upper-division business elective.

OCG Home, https://www.oregonconsultinggroup.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Wharton Undergraduate Consulting Club Join Us frames general body membership events as open without an application, and committee seats as application-based. Starting with the 2026-2027 academic year, committees named are Consulting, Corporate Relations, and Marketing. Applicants may apply to one committee per recruiting cycle. FAQ language welcomes students from all four undergraduate schools and states WUCC recruits at the beginning of each semester, with application go-live language pointing to September on Penn Clubs.

WUCC membership structure separates committee paths (application required) from general body membership (application not required). Join Us surfaces listserv signup and coffee chats, and points applicants to Penn Clubs. Treat exact committee open/close stamps as confirm-locally on Penn Clubs and listserv on access day 2026-10-23.

WUCC Join Us, https://www.wuccpenn.org/joinus (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200). Supporting: Penn Clubs WUCC apply, https://pennclubs.com/club/wucc/apply (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Pittsburgh Management Consulting (PMC) on Pitt Experience lists as an Oakland undergraduate academic student organization. Mission text: provide a holistic management consulting offering at the University of Pittsburgh, educate members on consulting principles, expose members to hands-on consulting engagements, and prepare students with skills to break into management consulting. Contact listed on the join page: Max Bou Rizk Sawaya.

Consulting Club on the Pitt Business student organizations page states the club provides skills, knowledge, and resources for consulting careers through educational and networking events, including case competitions, workshops, and guest speakers, plus experiential learning through student-led consulting projects. It welcomes members from all backgrounds. Mailing list contact: consultingclubatpitt@gmail.com. Student Engagement Manager listed for org questions: Eric Lehman.

PMC Join / Experience, https://experience.pitt.edu/consulting/club_signup (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Gamecock Consulting Club (GCC) About page states GCC is the primary consulting resource for undergraduates at the University of South Carolina and aims to empower students to enter management consulting. Offerings listed include case interview preparation, alumni network access, real-world projects, case competition experience, and company visits.

GCC Join page on access day carried general consulting career language and no dated Fall 2026 application or coffee chat deadline in its readable text. Confirm the next cycle on the Join page when republished.

GCC About, https://www.gamecockconsulting.org/about (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

The Consulting Club at USC (TCC) describes itself as the official and only undergraduate case-preparation organization at USC. It runs Client Services and Mentorship programs alongside case prep. Recruitment happens at the beginning of Fall and Spring semesters. Students of all majors and grade levels may apply; no business curriculum or consulting experience is required.

Published TCC process: identical information sessions (attendance strongly encouraged), written applications due the weekend after the info sessions, then an interview combining a standard behavioral interview with logic and a market-sizing question. On joining, members enter an intensive 11-week program that the club says includes 10 guaranteed hours of case-work (described as the equivalent of 15–20 case interviews), access to case books and interview modules, peer casing, personalized market-sizing / case / behavioral feedback, and member-only firm information sessions. Confirm the live cycle on consultingclubatusc.com.

TCC home, https://www.consultingclubatusc.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200); TCC Apply page, https://www.consultingclubatusc.com/apply (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Tennessee Undergraduate Consulting Club (TUCC) on Volink / CampusLabs describes TUCC as a student-led organization dedicated to empowering undergraduates with skills, experience, and connections for consulting. Mission language covers hands-on project opportunities, case competitions, skill-building workshops, and professional networking. Contact email listed: tucc@utk.edu. Address listed: 916 Volunteer Boulevard, Office 639, Knoxville, TN 37916.

Haslam College of Business student organizations directory lists TUCC (TN Undergraduate Consulting Club) as a student-led consulting organization that helps students develop problem solving, analytical, and business strategy skills through real-world projects and professional development while connecting them with top consulting firms. The directory states registered student organizations operate independently and points students to Volink for the full list.

TUCC on CampusLabs, https://utk.campuslabs.com/engage/organization/tucc (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Texas Consulting recruits analysts each semester through a written application and interview. The written application is a resume, qualitative questions, and a quantitative case, and is evaluated blindly. Applications are open to all majors, but only current freshmen and sophomores may apply. No prior experience is required. Confirm the live semester window on texas-consulting.org and the club's Instagram.

Texas Undergraduate Consulting Group (TUCG) is a registered UT Austin student organization that works with peers, the Austin community, and small businesses across Texas. Its filed constitution says students become members by applying for a Project Analyst role in the beginning weeks of both fall and spring. Applications are released on texasucg.com shortly before recruitment. After application and resume review, candidates may advance to an interview. Those who pass become Project Analysts. The group emphasizes students of all majors, with an emphasis on STEM and business.

Texas Consulting Apply / FAQ page, https://texas-consulting.org/apply (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Eccles undergraduate student organizations directory lists Management Consulting Club with framing that MCC helps students enter management consulting through case prep, career tips, and networking. Join guidance on that page: join the Canvas page and follow Instagram for updates and resources.

Campus Connect MCC listing describes MCC as helping University of Utah students learn about, prepare for, and pursue consulting jobs. How-to-get-involved language points to a Canvas page titled Careers in Consulting. Address listed: 1655 Campus Center Dr, Salt Lake City, UT 84112. The same listing still carries a Spring 2024 meeting-room stamp. Treat room and start time as verify-locally against the Eccles spotlight and Canvas before marketing a room.

Eccles Student Organizations, https://eccles.utah.edu/programs/undergraduate/student-organizations/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Virginia Case Club primary site frames VCC as the premier case consulting organization at the University of Virginia, preparing members for case competitions and consulting careers through an extensive training program, mentorship, and community. Confirm the live recruiting window and application steps on the club's own channels.

UVA Global Research and Consulting Group Apply page frames consultant work as client interaction, market research and data analysis, strategic problem-solving, and report writing and presentations. Page language on access day states Fall 2026 applications with Deadline Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026 at 11:59 PM and notes the club recruits at the beginning of every Fall and Spring semester. The September 2 stamp is past relative to access day.

Virginia Case Club, https://www.vccatuva.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

The UW Consulting Association (UWCA) describes itself as the University of Washington's premier consulting club, providing career skills, consulting experience, and community for motivated undergraduates. It states it began in 2020. Contact listed: uwconsultingassoc@gmail.com (UWCA Join page).

UWCA Join publishes Fall 2026 recruitment steps and states applications close on 10/7 at 11:59 PM. The application process includes a written application (resume, transcript, three short answers), a behavioral interview, and a case presentation. FAQ text states UWCA recruits at the beginning of both Fall and Winter quarters, welcomes all majors, and does not require prior consulting experience. On access day 2026-10-23 the Fall 2026 apply-by date was past and closed; confirm Winter dates on club channels.

UWCA home, https://www.uwconsulting.org/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200); Foster student organizations, https://foster.uw.edu/academics/degree-programs/undergraduate-programs/student-organizations/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Villanova Consulting Group (VCG) primary site states that VCG offers free consulting, research, networking, and workshops to help students gain real-world consulting skills, and describes networking events that bring students together with alumni from consulting firms. The site presents VCG as a student consulting community with client work examples on the programs pages.

VCG Programs page lists General Body Meetings (including a freshmen curriculum), Engagement Teams of about 10 students on semester-long client engagements, Networking Events (employers on campus at least once a month, plus partnership with the VSB Clay Center), and an Industry Analyst Program that publishes industry outlooks on the VCG site and newsletter. Prior engagement examples named on the page include HRBench, Family Golf and Learning Center, and Philadelphia Union Foundation.

VCG Home, https://www.villanovaconsultinggroup.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

The Consulting Group at Virginia Tech (CGVT) describes new-member development through an 8-week Associates Program, followed by client project experience. The organization states it works with 10-15 clients annually across areas such as growth and marketing strategies and business plan formation.

CGVT Join Us states recruitment events are open to all students across all majors and years, attire business casual, and that the recruitment process uses interviews plus training through the Associates Program. Tips to receive an interview include a clean resume, a 3.0+ academic standard as stated on the page, and clear communication of experience. The case is revealed at the start of the interview; scoring dimensions listed include industry knowledge, case strategy, solution feasibility, presentation, and communication, with simple arithmetic and no calculator. Behavioral questions are framed around conversational fit. The page said the detailed recruitment event schedule will be posted soon. Confirm live dates on Join Us or club channels before acting.

CGVT Home, https://www.vtconsultinggroup.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Center for Market Readiness and Employment organization page for Management Consulting Club states the club exposes students to consulting, practices case interviews in a group setting, welcomes many majors, and aims to connect students with alumni in consulting for internship and job search support. It also ties the club to Wake Forest's Pro Humanitate mission through help to the Winston-Salem community.

CMRE Management Consulting Club, https://career.business.wfu.edu/organizations/management-consulting-club/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

180 Degrees Consulting WashU describes itself as the WashU branch of 180 Degrees Consulting for nonprofits and social enterprises, running pro-bono projects for Saint Louis organizations. Published join guidance: open to students from every WashU school; no consulting experience required; about 6-8 hours a week after onboarding; teams of a project manager and four to five consultants.

180DC WashU home, https://180dcwashu.com/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).

Consulting Club on the Raymond A. Mason School of Business undergraduate student organizations page describes a student-run organization for all majors interested in consulting. It is a place to build skills, network, and share resources. The club hosts information sessions and workshops on resume building and networking, and a preparation program for consulting interviews that follow an industry-specific format. Alumni consultants may speak about their paths.

Howard J. Busbee Finance Academy on the same Mason page helps undergraduates learn about finance careers and network with professionals. It co-sponsors the annual DoG Street to Wall Street program, sponsors Training the Street education programs, hosts finance topic seminars, offers mentoring with young alumni, and runs annual networking nights in New York City. Mason Investment Club manages the student-run Mason Investment Fund (portfolio value described as approximately $40,000 on the page) with weekly educational presentations and stock pitches.

Mason Student Organizations, https://mason.wm.edu/undergraduate/student-experience/student-organizations/ (accessed 2026-10-23; HTTP 200).