MSF programs
I am a sophomore at a non target. If I cannot get a full time offer in IB then my goal would be to pursue masters program in finance. I have been taking practice GMAT tests and have been averaging around 720/730 (should be able to break 750 with more practice). My GPA as of now is 3.7 and 4.0 major (Econ & Finance) GPA. From next year I will be taking most classes solely from my major so it should get my GPA up to 3.85 by the time I apply for MSF programs.
I also have a corporate finance internship at a F500 this year and will hopefully get some type of internship next year as well.
That said, I was wondering what MSF programs should I specifically look into? I know that I can't don't MFin at MIT or Princeton because of the lack of work experience and the quantitative classes.
I want to be at a BB investment bank as an analyst.
Ask TNA. Personally, I'd do Vanderbilt. Decent name and placement.
With those stats and your internships you would be competitive at MIT. They accept people without work experience.
@TNA what other schools should I be looking at? I am not necessarily looking to be a quant; however, breaking into PE or HF would be an added bonus.
I can second the MIT part, my buddy is doing her stint there right now right after uni.
This is definitely the first time I've seen some one refer a female friend as a "buddy" ... except for fuck buddy of course
This may also seem a very far fetched but would I even be slightly competitive at a top MBA (top 10) program out of undergrad?
I have a friend going to MIT too right out of undergrad. Semi-target with 3.95+ in econ-math and 760 GMAT. She got a pretty substantial scholarship as well, so with your statistics, I think an acceptance is pretty realistic for you.
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