Students with a variety of undergraduate majors, including social work, molecular life science, and supply chain management, discuss the hard and soft skills they learned by participating in the 3+1 Case Competition for masters program scholarships.
Sharpen your problem-solving skills in this annual Kelley School of Business competition, which pairs teams of undergraduate students with students in the MS in Information Systems program to solve real-world business problems.
Like the MS in Information, the case competition is open to undergraduate students from all majors.
In one week you will:
You may sign up as an individual or as a team of up to three undergraduates. All finalist teams earn scholarships*.
*Scholarships are contingent on being admitted to the Kelley MSIS program. Award of a scholarship does not imply admission to the MSIS program.
Date: Held each February
Who: All undergraduate majors can compete
Prizes: MSIS scholarships for finalists, valuable skills for any industry
Registration: Opens in early January
1st place Upperclass Division: (from left) Abby Armour, Jordan Fein, and Amy Kinney. They are standing with Bipin Prabhakar, faculty chair of the Information Systems Graduate Programs.
2nd place Upperclass Division: (from left) Katie Sweet, Nicole Caruso, Stephanie Sack, and Maria Farace, a current MSIS student mentor.
3rd place Upperclass Division: (from left) Abigail Parrish, Nina Kern, and Caoimhe Knutson. They are standing with Bipin Prabhakar, faculty chair of the Information Systems Graduate Programs.
1st place Underclass Division: (from left) Will Fox, Niko Kilo, and Will Schrama. They are standing with Bipin Prabhakar, faculty chair of the Information Systems Graduate Programs.
2nd place Underclass Division: (from left) Natalie Kinnick, Cam Lueck, and Jade Zhao (not pictured). They are standing with Bipin Prabhakar, faculty chair of the Information Systems Graduate Programs.
3rd place Underclass Division: (from left) Annika Dashaputra, Kai Hagiwara, and Sahasra Peruri. They are standing with Bipin Prabhakar, faculty chair of the Information Systems Graduate Programs.