Consulting

Students often ask, “What’s the secret?  Tell me what I need to do to land that internship or job!”

Here’s the truth: there is no secret sauce.

Landing an internship or job comes down to three things – and none of them are mysterious.

1. YOUR APPLICATION MATERIALS NEED TO BE FLAWLESS.

Before anything else, your resume, cover letter, and LinkedIn need to be clean, clear, and error-free.

Why?  Employers receive hundreds of applications.  They’re actively looking for reasons to screen …

Roland Berger is a leading global strategy consulting firm with offices in over 34 countries. In the U.S. we are in Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, and Houston. They are hosting their 10th annual charity consulting case competition to benefit Make-A-Wish® Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The competition provides undergraduate students the opportunity to solve a written case based on a real-life consulting challenge.

The goal of the Case for a Cause charity case competition is to raise funds to sponsor a child’s wish and provide …

Management Consulted’s November Consulting Industry Report highlights the developments influencing hiring, pay, skills, and firm strategy as we head into 2026.

You’ll walk away with a clearer picture of where the opportunities are – and what it takes to stay competitive.

Inside the report:

View the web version here. Be sure to login with your Bentley account to see full report.

If the word networking makes you nervous and tense you are not alone. A lot of students think and view networking as walking into a room full of strangers and trying to impress people. No wonder it feels overwhelming.

But networking doesn’t have to look like that.

I recently read a Forbes article by Ruth Gotian, who points out that people who hate networking usually think they have to “perform.” They assume networking requires being loud, outgoing, or the most interesting …