Who is it for?

Everyone who wants to work at a consulting firm, and everyone who already works at a consulting firm, will find excel for consulting useful.

The nervous student who wants to be as prepared as possible for her first day on the job should check out excel for consulting.

It will be your life as a consultant. If you want to figure out pivot tables or examine a market entry question, excel will be your best friend.

Communication to consulting firms that you can handle yourself in excel will be a big boon to you come interview time.

With more and more firms asking interviewees to analyze reams of data and then present a solution in under an hour, knowing how to effectively use excel will put you head and shoulders above the competition, as well as help you get a more comprehensive solution within that hour.

Everyone who wants to let their interviewers know they have the quant skills to make it as a consultant can use excel for consulting.

How will it help?

You will use excel every as a consultant. Single. Day. No if, or but is about it.

Most of you aren’t coming from a background where financial modeling was required, which puts you at a huge disadvantage when starting your life in consulting.

As you get ready for your consulting interviews, you can catch up on the years of training you missed by using excel for consulting.

Upon finishing you will know how to:

A fixed cost model can be created.

A total cost model can be created.

A customer model can be created.

A market entry model can be created.

Key insights from these and other models are what you will be able to derive.

Do you want to create pivot tables? Yes.

Do you conduct data analysis? It was covered.

Do you want to create charts? That too.

And more.

What does it include?

• 10 Modules
• 38 Lessons
• 24 Hours of video
• Insider tips from both Bain and McKinsey consultants
• Real-life consulting case walkthroughs on both Mac and PC
• Sample data sets – both before and after our experts worked on them
• A cheat sheet of key Excel shortcuts every consultant should know
• 6 Level 2 models (2 Internal and one mega-model)
• Real world prompts you’d receive on the job, that YOU have to solve and defend
• 15 hours of assignments for you to put the skills you’ve learned to good use

Should I get Excel for Consulting?

Are you interested in working at a consulting firm?

Do you want to be ahead of your cohort on the first day of consulting?

Do you want to avoid embarrassment on a project?

Do you want to be a top notch consultant if you don’t have the quant skills?

If you answered yes to any of the questions, then you are in the right place.