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Our Associate Consultant class is meaningfully larger than our Consultant class every year. That’s not exactly undergrads vs MBAs, but comparable.
Thanks! that’s more along what I was after anyways (coming in as an associate as a 1 year out of UG experienced hire)
At BCG, our consultant class is a bit larger than our associate class. I’d estimate it at 40/60 for A/C
Varies a ton between firms. Bain’s model has more ACs than Cs. We’re probably 2:1 Cs vs As. McK has more As (their post MBA title) than BAs but I don’t know how closely the ratio mirrors ours.
Not MECE 😎 Some of us enter MBB as experienced Cs with no MBA. Or post grad.
Agree here but I think the % is still relatively small, no?