Case math for interviews | strategy
Hi everyone,
As the title suggests, I'm looking for advice on how to strategize my case math preparation. I'm recruiting for summer 2027 internships. While I did secure an internship this summer, I wasn't able to land offers from the companies I was most excited about.
I had many behavioral interviews and I don't think that's where I struggled. The issue was consistently with cases. Since the 2027 recruiting cycle starts in July, I have a few months to get a head start and prepare over the summer, and I want to make the most of that time.
There are so many resources out there, so I wanted to focus this post on two specific questions:
Which resources are best for learning and practicing case math?
Which resources are best for learning frameworks? (I've been using Case in Point so far.)
I'll also be practicing cases with peers and through online platforms alongside whatever resources you recommend.