Can you give me tops on how MBA candidates from non-core schools compete along those from core-schools for internships?

Anita M.

HR Expert Intern Recruiting

This answer is valid for the recruiting process in the U.S.: non-core schools have the same interview process as core schools – with the exception that their first-round interview is conducted virtually while core schools are conducted in person. The only real difference between non-core and core is that our company is not present on all campuses. Non-core schools should try to network with our team if they are interested in learning more and we are looking forward to their applications as well!

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