Vault names Bates White #1 best consulting internship program for 2027
Bates White is proud to announce that it has again been named the top-ranked program in Vault’s 2027 Best Consulting Internships rankings. This marks the sixth time the firm has earned the #1 spot and the second consecutive year Bates White has been recognized as Vault’s top consulting internship program.
In addition to ranking #1 in Consulting, Bates White was recognized across several other Vault internship categories:
- #1 in Data Analytics for the second consecutive year
- #2 in Training & Mentoring, up from #4 last year
- #10 in Networking Opportunities, up from #56 last year
- #7 overall on Vault’s Best Internships list
Vault’s rankings reflect feedback from more than 18,000 interns across more than 250 internship programs. Interns evaluate their experiences across factors including quality of life, compensation and benefits, the interview process, career development, full-time employment prospects, and diversity.
The recognition reflects Bates White’s commitment to providing Summer Consultants with a meaningful and well-rounded internship experience. The firm’s 10-week Summer Consultant Program combines extensive training, hands-on qualitative and quantitative client work, mentorship from firm leaders, social events, and opportunities to give back through a community service project.
Past interns have highlighted Bates White’s collaborative culture, supportive mentorship, and the opportunity to contribute to real cases and client work. Additional feedback from the firm’s Summer Consultants can be found on the Bates White Vault profile.
“We are incredibly proud to be named Vault’s #1 consulting internship program for the second consecutive year,” said Stacy Reyan, Chief People Officer. “This recognition is especially meaningful because it reflects the experiences and feedback of our Summer Consultants. We remain committed to creating an environment where they can learn, contribute, build meaningful relationships, and gain a strong foundation for their careers.”