First round at University, simple 30 minute case which I didn't think I did too well on. Nevertheless, got a call that they wanted me to fly down to Washington D.C. to interview at HQ in McLean, VA. This interview consisted of 2 case interviews and 1 behavioral, and one "break" interview somewhere in the day. I was done by 12:30 noon and then had lunch with a few of the entry-level Business Analysts. Overall, the entire process was very professional. I felt the interview questions were average in difficulty but were sometimes unfairly tricky in what they wanted. For example, one time I was asked to a break-even calculation by setting profit to our level of profit before the implementation of a new strategy/business model. The next time I was asked to to another break-even calculation, I started to do this same approach, but then the interviewer corrected me and said that I was supposed to do it with profit equal to 0. This was obviously pretty inconsistent. Although I thought I did well with some minor errors and solid answers to the qualitative questions, I did not get the offer. From what I heard of other students there that same day, neither did many of them.