Collegiate Case Competition

SAVE THE DATE – Friday, April 10, 2026

Get ready to compete, connect and stand out!

Join us on April 10 at Minnesota Carlson, for the AMA MN Collegiate Case Competition. This is an exciting opportunity for undergraduate students to put their classroom learning into action.

The AMA Mn Collegiate Case Competition helps students turn theory into practice while gaining real-world experience, showcasing their skills, and connecting with industry leaders and peers.

Sign-up details and submission timelines for the 2026 competition will be available in January. Check back on this page for details.

Mark your calendars now. We can’t wait to see you there!

Hear from some of our past participants!

“I am honored to have represented University of Wisconsin- Whitewater, along with these four other women, in the University of Minnesota- Twin Cities Case Competition. It was all of our first times competing in a case competition and we are thrilled to have been able to walk away with first place! Thank you to my amazing team for all our hard work! Also, thank you to University of Minnesota – Carlson School of Management for hosting and running an amazing competition!” – Ellie G.

“I had the opportunity, along with four other girls to participate in the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Case Competition. It was an accomplishment to place 1st overall with this team, saying it was all of our first times! I am thankful to have gained leadership and learning opportunities through this.” – Jillian H.

“Wow! What an amazing weekend! So proud of my team placing 3rd at the Minnesota AMA Case Study Competition on Second Harvest Heartland. It was a fantastic learning experience. Big thanks to AMA Minnesota and the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota for hosting” – Colby C.

“What an amazing weekend! So proud of my team placing 2nd at the Minnesota AMA Case Study Competition on Second Harvest Heartland. It was a amazing learning experience. Beyond thankful to AMA Minnesota and the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota for hosting.” – Christian J.