Like posted above nothing is impossible, I had no financial experience when I was offered my analyst role within a top 5 BB firm. Though what helped me out was my connections, if you have any friends in the industry ask them to start throwing your resume around the desks when openings occur. I also suggest you get on LinkedIn and start befriending recruiters and employees of firms you want to work for and pick their brain. I am sure you know this but in todays world who you know tends to be as important as what you know, don't give up keep searching and you'll get there.

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Nothing is impossible, but it'll obviously be hard. Try doing one of the financial modeling bootcamps by one of firms like Wall Street Prep, Training the Street, then you'll have at least something finance related you can throw on your resume. Bulge Brackets and independent global advisory firms typically don't offer internships to individuals post graduation. I would recommend trying boutique valuation shops to at least get valuation/modeling experience on your resume.

Look into getting a MSF as well. 1/1.5 year program and your chances of landing an IB Analyst gig will be much higher.

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