IB internship dilemma during leave of absence
it's just been a week since i started browsing this forum, and i dont have too much background in this industry anyway, so i may sound very dumb at times.
im a rising junior at a fairly decent (non-target, i'd say second tier for business) undergrad - with a 3.5 and a decent number of ec (none of which are directly related to ib, but business-y enough for me to have had an internship and an externship - again not ib)
long story short, i dont have a choice but to take a year off from school because of personal reasons in my family so i wont be able to graduate until 2013, not 2012 as i had expected.
further background: ive always been interested in ib, always with a vague idea, but now with a slightly clearer understanding, id like to try it out. ive also been interested in pwm so i want to try that out as well - as you may be able to tell, im still not 100% on anything and my goal is to get an exp during the year i have. the only problem is, i need it to be paid because of personal financial constraints. i know it's hard to land an opportunity as it is, and asking for a paid position makes it just harder, but that's the situation im facing right now.
so here is my question: would you guys suggest trying to network my way into finding a paid internship/position at a boutique bank or try to find something at a pwm branch at a bb? i live in the LA area and my school's network is not so favorable in this region, but im banking on our good alumni connection - though ive been holding onto networking just yet. now i do see a couple of pwm intern positions at a bb (UBS LA) but i havent reached out yet. note that im looking for a position that will most benefit my resume (assuming that i want to pursue ib after i graduate) given that i have a year before i go back to school as a junior next year. and as mentioned before, it needs to be paid in the LA region.
please, i'd love any serious feedback, your advice would be greatly appreciated
Quick question somewhat relating to the post above - are many internships in the States unpaid? Finance internships in Toronto tend to be some of the highest paying.
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