Bridge to Consulting
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Bridge to Consulting Workshop

 The Bridge to Consulting Workshop enables freshman/first year and sophomore/second year students from underrepresented minority groups, specifically Black/African American, Hispanic/Latino, and Indigenous/Native American/Alaska Native, to explore life as an Associate at BCG.

Bridge to Consulting Workshop Overview
During this immersive workshop in the spring, attendees will:
  • Learn about our firm and the collaborative work we do
  • Meet inspirational BCG leaders and consultants
  • Network and build connections with peers from across the nation
  • Participate in interview prep to develop your interview toolkit

Characteristics of a Bridge to Consulting Candidate:
  • Current freshman/first year or sophomore/second year student at a U.S. or Canadian university who expects to graduate in 2025 or 2026, and identifies as Black/African American, Hispanic/Latino, or Indigenous/Native American/Alaska Native
  • Outstanding academic achievement
  • Passionate and natural problem solvers
  • Strong leadership skills and team players
  • Excellent communication skills

Meet Our BCGers
When I was going through the recruiting journey, I remember consultants from the diversity cadre reaching out and setting up calls to give me tips for my interview. I remember telling myself, ‘Wow, these people really want me to succeed! Ever since I joined BCG, that feeling has only been amplified. The diversity network has been a strong support system and a huge contributor to my success at BCG.

Associate
Summer Associate – University of Ottawa
Calgary
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Abdul Ahmed
Summer Associate – University of Ottawa
As an extern at BCG, not only was I given mentorship and firsthand experience of onsite case work but my ideas and contributions to the team were valued as if I had been on the case since day one.

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St. Olaf College
Minneapolis
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Roger Ntawukulityayo
Consultant
The Black+Latinx+Indigenous@BCG network showed me there is a place for Native Americans at BCG. Events such as the Bridge to Consulting and the Externship Program helped me see that BCG is a work environment that is both accepting and encouraging of not only my Ojibwe culture but all diversity—and I think that’s extremely rare to find and necessary in today’s society.

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Bridge Participant, GFL Intern, Summer Associate – Stanford University
Los Angeles
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Alessandra Blanco
Bridge Participant, GFL Intern, Summer Associate – Stanford University
The recruiting process with BCG was an incredible experience because BCG provided an environment where I could thrive. From the moment I set foot in the office, I knew that I had found the perfect place to begin my career. My mentor at BCG showed me all of the amazing aspects of consulting, and I knew BCG was where I belonged. I am looking forward to this summer and all of the new experiences that it will bring.

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Bridge Participant, GFL Intern, Summer Associate – Harvard University
Chicago
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Noah Cominsky
Bridge Participant, GFL Intern, Summer Associate – Harvard University
The Black+Latinx+Indigenous@BCG network network instantly felt like home! It’s been a blast meeting such talented, hard-working, and fun individuals, and I look forward to meeting many more.

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Houston
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Guillermo Amtmann
Associate
The Black+Latinx+Indigenous@BCG network has been a fantastic support system – investing in me both professionally and personally and enhancing my BCG experience. As a natural support system, the network has always provided me mentorship and encouraged me to pursue new challenges and opportunities.

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GFL Intern, Summer Associate – Harvard University
Washington, DC
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Janae Bell
GFL Intern, Summer Associate – Harvard University

Application Details
The deadline for the 2023 program has passed.
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You will be asked to provide:
  • Resume
  • Cover letter (optional—you may upload your resume twice if the system requires an upload and you do not want to submit a cover letter) 
  • College transcripts
  • ACT and/or SAT scores with subscore breakdowns (for U.S. candidates)
  • Your top 3 office preferences (weighted to reflect your level of interest in each)

Please Note:
If you apply to a US BCG office, you will receive an email inviting you to play the pymetrics games after you submit your application. These 12 neuroscience-based games provide insight into your cognitive and emotional attributes and your potential for success at BCG. The games take about 25 minutes to play, and you will have 48 hours to play them after receiving the invitation. For more information on pymetrics, please click here.

If you have any questions, please email us bridge2consultingprogram@bcg.com.
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