Sample cover letter for Internship position at bcg

Dear Hiring Manager,

Sensitive to numbers and curious about hidden problems behind everything, I always know consulting is the area I’m looking for and will be good at. A good career path needs a good start, and that’s why I decided to apply for internship at Boston Consulting Group. The way BCG invests on staffs and interns and the BCG’s powerful strength to make a real impact on clients fascinate me to join a case team at BCG. I was thrilled by the fact that all first-year associates are paired with mentors, and that in the third year, employees have many options as working at an international office, going back to campus for further education, and even working at other firms yet still paid by BCG. I am confident that BCG can best broaden my views on consulting industry and enrich my knowledge.

Currently, I’m a at University, studying. Although, as far as I know, sophomores are not firstly considered, I believe my internship and leadership experience, as well as strong curiosity can help me stand out to be an exception. This past summer, I worked ten weeks at as an investment banking analyst intern. At an M&A project team, my major responsibilities were two: first, ; second,. Being the youngest and least-experienced analyst in the group, I adapted to learn fast about data analysis, decision-making, and communication with client and government.

Besides consulting and other business fields, I’m particularly interested in gaming sports. Prior to college, I volunteered in Marathon and Triathlon since first year at high school. I was responsible for promoting the contests and helping arrange supplies during contests. In my freshman year, I joined the crew team and turned to my new page of athletics. To me, the beauty of rowing lies on the team work and the sunrise on lake. Passionate about the sport, I was recruited to varsity after being novice half a year. Besides practicing and competing, I was also involved in coaching novices who joined in spring and recruiting coxswains. Practicing at 5:15 am everyday has never been easy, but it definitely let me know how to break the limit when under huge pressure. I believe what I learnt from crew – collaboration, time management, and emotional adjustment under pressure – will be key to my success in consulting.

An internship at BCG will definitely enhance my professional skills and opened the door of consulting for me. From conversation with, who currently works at BCG as a consultant, I know the open and fairly equal working environment can lessen pressure. As an intern, my past experience and academic performance make me a strong candidate. I would actively learn more knowledge and collaborate with other team members to solve client’s problems. I would welcome the opportunity to further discuss my qualification with you in person. Thank you in advance for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,