Delta Epsilon Chi Competitive Events Program
Have you ever considered what it takes to move from success in the classroom to success in the real world? Click on the puzzle piece that best describes your college major or your future career to find the competitive event(s) for you.

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Delta Epsilon Chi's Competitive Events Program allows you to put your experience and knowledge to the test. The Competitive Events Program includes a selection of events for more than 20 career areas and gives you the chance to compete against your peers for top international honors.

Competitive events recognize student achievement, and provide opportunities for traveling to conferences and networking with peers, while testing the knowledge and skills of members. Delta Epsilon Chi's Competitive Events Program is considered our flagship of student development and career preparation. In all events, students interact with business and industry professionals serving as judges.

Types of Events

Business Simulation events include an interactive role–play and a written multiple–choice exam.

Case Study events involve analyzing real–world case situations and presenting solutions.

Prepared Business Presentation events involve preparing a written prospectus, design, sales presentation or Website and presenting the work for evaluation.

Reference Table of ALL Events

There are rules and guidelines unique to each competitive event. Be sure to download the complete set of instructions for the event you will compete in.

Your complete Interactive Guide to Competitive Events provides you the details for every competitive event. (Please be patient, this takes some time to download.)

Your complete Interactive Guide to Conferences and Programs provides you the details for all events and programs associated with Delta Epsilon Chi. (Please be patient, this takes some time to download.)

Financial Statement Analysis Event Guidelines (official event in 2008–2009)
Thank you to all of the accounting and finance instructors and advisors who have provided feedback to the Postsecondary Advisory Council regarding the draft guidelines. The two companies to be analyzed for the 2007-08 PILOT TEST of this event are the Campbell Soup Company and General Mills, Inc.