Which college undergraduates are recruited by McKinsey & Company?

McKinsey’s recruitment criteria are to be absolutely elite, the top students from the top schools.

Specifically, one must be in the top five in academic performance during school, obtain a national scholarship or other highest scholarship, be the president of the student union or founder of an outstanding organization, national (such as Challenge Cup) or international (such as Challenge Cup) Won the top three in the L'Oréal competition, published papers or applied for patents in national publications, and interned in important positions in the world's top companies (such as GE, Goldman Sachs, etc.).

It is best to have outstanding achievements in personal interests and hobbies, such as becoming a national athlete, winning e-sports competitions, being a consultant for fashion magazines, the best singer on campus, etc.

The above conditions include 3 ~ 4 is basically enough to get into McKinsey

If it is not a prestigious school, you will need 4 to 5 and then enter McKinsey through internal recommendation

Among the domestic schools, the one with the most admissions to McKinsey is Beijing. The Qing Dynasty has resumed diplomatic relations, but Renmin University of China, Zhejiang University, Foreign Trade and Economics, Nanjing University and other schools have also entered, but most of them are master's students, but McKinsey is still more willing to recruit undergraduate students

As for foreign schools, McKinsey's recruitment standards are about They are among the top 20 graduates in the world

In addition, more MBAs, industry veterans and PhDs enter McKinsey, accounting for more than 70%

The recruitment standards for MBAs are probably domestic Guanghua, Central Europe, and foreign TOP10, the recruitment standards for senior people are probably the world's top companies. Most of the PhDs are engaged in research and analysis, and the majority are foreign PhDs.

You may ask, don't foreigners not agree with domestic higher education? Why can only the top 20 foreign students get in, but the top 4 students in China can get in?

Because McKinsey frankly does not believe that professional knowledge at the undergraduate level is very important. He more agrees that IQ and EQ may be needed to win the college entrance examination or other fierce competitions

After finally entering McKinsey How awesome is it?

Take applying for an MBA from a foreign business school as an example

If you work for 1 to 2 years with average performance, you can successfully apply for the "magic 7" in the United States

Work for 2 to 3 years Years, outstanding performance, can successfully apply to Harvard