There were Two rounds both in person - one on campus and one on site. The first was behavioral and the second was behavioral and a written case. Fairly straightforward process
I applied through university. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at EY in Oct 2011
Interview
2 rounds of interviews:
1) Campus visit- 1 on 1 behavioral interview. It roughly lasted 45 minutes and wasn't too bad.
2) Site visit- 8 candidates (for 2 spots) were taken out for a lovely lunch, and it was followed by 3 interviews. Two were behavioral, and the third was a case study. The atmosphere was quite relaxed, and it was pretty obvious they were really looking for the "fit." There were no quantitative questions including on the case study. This round took about 5 hours.
They told me they'd get back to us within 2 weeks, but I got a call very soon after offering me the position. I couldn't pass it up.
Interview questions [2]
Question 1
What one factor would you like me to know that I can't get from your resume?
I applied through university. The process took 5 weeks. I interviewed at EY in Nov 2017
Interview
The night before: Team dinner + Escape Room
First around: online assessment - a series of behavior questions that you answered in a video.
Second round: 3 interviews in the office with 2 Managers + 1 Principal
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
A lot about your resume. Favorite courses in school. Behavior questions. A 30-min case study (about 5 pages with text and graphs): recommended to organize your assessments/ recommendations by long-term and short-term, cost-benefit analysis