Connecting and Resourcing Empowered Women (CREW)
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Description & Requirements
This program is for second-year undergraduate students who want to learn more about how Bain empowers its women leaders and want to explore what a career at Bain could look like. You’ll get an inside look at our work, our people, and the impact you can make here.
Join Bain’s CREW: Build skills. Build confidence.
Bain’s Connecting and Resourcing Empowered Women (CREW) program is for second-year (sophomore) undergraduate students interested in hearing from powerful women leaders in strategy consulting about how they have thrived at Bain, in learning more about what a career in consulting could look like, and in building their leadership toolkit. CREW participants will also have the opportunity to network and build connections with members of our Women at Bain affinity group.
The CREW program is for second-year (sophomore) students who will be completing a four-year undergraduate degree in the United States or Canada by winter 2027 or spring 2028. Women are especially encouraged to apply.
Connect with peers, mentors, and potential future colleagues.
Build your leadership and communication skills while learning about a career in consulting.
Learn more about how they have navigated their career path and built successful careers at Bain.
How to apply for this program
Applications for our 2025 program are now closed. Check back later for more information on our 2026 CREW program.
When applying, you’ll be asked to select up to three office preferences, as well as submit your:
- Resume
- Cover letter (optional)
- Educational information
- Unofficial transcript
- Test scores (if applicable)
Take a closer look
To learn more about this opportunity at Bain, join us for one of our upcoming marketing events.
Nothing on the calendar yet. Applications for this program are now closed, and we don’t have any upcoming events at the moment. Check back soon — we’ll post here when new events are scheduled.
Get in touch
If you have any questions about programs or our recruiting process, please reach out.
Frequently asked questions
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Who is eligible to apply to the CREW program?
The CREW program is for second-year (sophomore) students who will be completing a four-year undergraduate degree in the United States or Canada by winter 2027 or spring 2028. Women are especially encouraged to apply.
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Do I need to have any prior experience in consulting to participate?
No, you don’t need any prior experience to be accepted into the CREW program – nor to get value from it. We encourage you to apply no matter your major or background.
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When do interviews take place? What is the interview process like?
There will be no formal interviews for CREW. All applicants will be asked to answer several questions in a video format through the HireVue platform following the application deadline.
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When and where is the in-person CREW program?
The CREW program will be hosted in late February across several North American offices. Participants will be placed in offices closest to their university. Additional details will be provided to candidates selected to participate in the program.
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If I’m not selected for CREW, can I still apply to Bain in the future?
Absolutely, and we encourage it. CREW is highly selective and if you aren’t selected, please stay in touch and apply for an Associate Consultant Internship (ACI) opportunity in the summer prior to your third (junior) year. You can find a full list of our virtual and on-campus events on your school page, or here.
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How can I learn more about the Women at Bain community?
Visit our Women at Bain (WAB) page to learn more about this global community and about Bain’s commitment to our Diverse Teams, One Bain operating principle.
