I applied on the website. PwC doesn't have on-campus interviews at my school, so my first interview was with a recruiter on the phone. He focused on the whole leadership part of the PwC Professional. I really didn't think I did well, so I was surprised when I got invited to the Superday in NYC. PwC paid for everything, it was very nice. Stayed at a great hotel right next to their office. There's a pre-interview day dinner where you meet with your greeter and have dinner and play a game. This was a nice way to at least get a feel for the people who work there. The next day, you start with a breakfast and presentation on the NYC office and go over some of the benefits of working at PwC. Then you have three one-on-one interviews. My interviews were with a senior associate, manager, and partner. Everyone was nice, just try to make conversation and be yourself and you'll be fine. Once you get to this point, the job is yours to lose. They like your background enough to drop money on you coming to visit so just make sure you can speak to people and not be a weirdo.

lot of stages of interview. i need to take a test. then go through the first stage of interview. then 2nd interview is quite tough as they the questions are more very high thinking level which i am underprepared. but it was a great experience.