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Student competitions
Case competitions challenge students to solve a real or realistic business problem, build a recommendation, and present it under time pressure. They are a practical way to learn strategy, analytics, teamwork, storytelling, and commercial judgment.
Teams receive a case brief, analyze the problem, decide on a recommendation, and prepare a submission or live presentation. Hosts may run one round or a multi-round structure with briefs, judging rubrics, and final presentations.
Students use competitions to practice consulting-style problem solving, meet teammates, build evidence of initiative, and get closer to recruiters, companies, societies, and university communities.
CaseCrest helps students discover public competitions, review deadlines and eligibility, register with a team or individually, and keep submissions and competition updates in one place.
Live opportunities
ESSA
ESSA external competition listing.
ACA
ACA external competition listing.
Rutgers Business School
County college teams compete to solve a business challenge; finalists present at Rutgers Business School with scholarships for winners.
USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health
USC students form interdisciplinary teams to propose solutions to a global health challenge; winners receive cash prizes and represent USC at the Emory Morningside Global Health Case Competition.
Use CaseCrest to find competitions, compare deadlines, understand eligibility, register with teammates, and track what needs to be submitted before each milestone.
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