Choosing your event

Role play or prepared: which fits you?

Think on the fly

Role play events

You're handed a real-world business scenario and performance indicators, then given prep time (10 minutes solo, 30 for a team of two) before presenting your solution live to a judge. The exam that comes with it depends on your event cluster.

How it's scored

Role play — 2/3
Exam — 1/3

Two thirds of your score happens in the room, in the moment.

Pick this if you'd rather improvise under pressure than grind on a project for months.

Build it before you show it

Prepared events

You research, develop, and refine a solution long before competition day. This is a written business plan and, for some events, a pitch deck. Written and pitch components are scored as part of your total, on top of your live presentation to a judge. You're able to compete solo or with up to two teammates.

The process

Research
Develop
Refine
Present

Start early in the year, these take real time to get right.

Pick this if you'd rather polish a project over months than perform cold.

Branch out your impact

Other Competitive Events