This is what I've gathered for RECRUITMENT purposes, not necessarily how they target universities (I'll outline those later):
- Oxbridge are given a pretty substantial leg up in the recruitment process (MBB classes are usually 60-70% Oxbridge).
- LSE/Imperial are given a smidgen more weighting
- then you have everything else
Now that's just in terms of how university is weighted in the recruitment process. Consulting firms do, in fact, actively target and visit a larger set of universities than this (info can be easily found by searching up the university's name on their campus recruiting site, if there's a full blown page - logo, events listed - dedicated to the uni it'll be targeted):
McKinsey:
Oxford
Cambridge
LSE
UCL (visits for postgraduate events only)
Warwick
Imperial
Durham
St Andrews
Edinburgh
Bain:
Oxford
Cambridge
LSE
UCL
KCL
Warwick
Imperial
Durham
Edinburgh
Bristol
Bath
(On the website but no formal page with logo etc - not targeted)
Nottingham
QMUL
BCG:
Oxford
Cambridge
LSE
UCL
KCL
Warwick
Imperial
Durham
Bristol
Edinburgh
(Website hides program information - less targeted)
St Andrews
Bath
Nottingham
Manchester
Lancaster
Birmingham
Exeter
Glasgow
Leicester
Loughborough
QUB
Sheffield
Southampton
Oliver Wyman:
(Website doesn't hide anything - target)
Oxford
Cambridge
LSE
UCL
Imperial
(Hides insight program but visits campus - less targeted but still a target)
Warwick
(Website hides information about insight program, not as targeted; semi-target)
Durham
Edinburgh
Bath
Bristol
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