A little bit about me: I'm going into my junior year, I study Math(applied)+CS and I have fairly top of the line internships and research experience in nanotechnology and aerospace engineering. What is the best way to warrant an interest in finance?
Could I argue that I like the industries that I've worked with, but would like to work towards a career in institutional investing?
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