Question 1

What does a typical project team look like?

Accepted Answer

Each project has a project leader, two to three senior advisors (past project leaders), and four to five consultants. The team works together throughout the semester and presents deliverables to the client at the end, either online or in person.

Question 2

What makes Voyager different from other consulting clubs?

Accepted Answer

Voyager is purely member-driven: members vote equally on decisions from socials to recruitment, and projects are sourced based on members' interests. The club usually runs a mix of quantitative and qualitative projects, and members get to work on the ones that interest them most.

Question 3

What does the application process involve?

Accepted Answer

The application requires a resume, transcript, and short written response. Selected applicants move to a 30-minute first-round interview with behavioral and technical questions. Finalists are invited to an informal social round, then a one-hour final interview with a similar structure.

Question 4

Are there scholarships available for members?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Voyager offers two scholarships open to any member: a need-based Voyager Scholarship for students who find the time commitment a financial barrier, and a Community Scholarship supporting members pursuing passion projects or community involvement outside the club.

Question 5

Does Voyager work with nonprofits in addition to companies?

Accepted Answer

Each semester, Voyager runs one designated impact project in partnership with a nonprofit or corporation to develop strategic recommendations that increase community outreach. Past clients include Habitat for Humanity.

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