Got invited this summer but would have to take a week off from an internship to attend. Anyone know if it's useful?

Tomorrow I leave for a Freshman program at a BB, and I wanted to know if you guys have any networking tips for me?

I have completed the BIWS Networking Toolkit, so I have been reviewing that, and I plan to get as many business cards as I can, and try to build friendships, which I obviously want to use to obtain an internship hopefully my sophomore summer.

Does anyone have any advice I can use in building these friendships, if so, can you please help me out?

Thank you in advance for your help!

I was invited to a freshman program at a BB, and it said we had to respond to the e-mail by 5 P.M. ET today, after responding, they would put us in touch with someone so we can arrange hotel/travel accommodations. I responded to the e-mail yesterday, but I have not heard anything back from the bank or their personnel in-charge of arranging our travel accommodations.

Should I resend the e-mail? What should I do? I do not want to lose this opportunity.

If anyone can help, I will really appreciate it.

Today, I got an e-mail that I got selected to attend a freshman program at a BB. (Damn, that felt good to write, lol)

What should be my approach in terms of networking as I go into this event?

Obviously other students will be there, so I don't really know if I can build that one-on-one connection. Also, the program is basically a few days, so I really can't build a connection that quick. So, should I just try to get their business cards?

If you have any other tips, I welcome those too.

Thank you for all of your help and God Bless!

Deloitte FAS
Forensics & Data Analytics > Data Analytics Associate

JP Morgan Chase
Chase LDP rotational program/ commercial

Which would be better for full-time and why? Exit ops? Pay scale? I can't find much info about either track.

I would like to ask which program do you guys use for designing the report layout. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I just got the chance to vie for a position with Bank of America in their Operations Management Analyst Program (OMAP) Internship for this summer and I'm wondering if anyone has any information on the program in addition to the pay, stuff I'll be working on, etc. I would greatly appreciate any advice!

No effort has been made thus far to connect, so who's joining this summer? Just curious as to when everyone is getting to NYC/how the pre-work is coming along/where you're all from.

Hopefully this wont be a bust. Thanks!

Searched around a bit but could only find discussions about the interview part of the program.

Recently got an offer for an SA position in the GS securities division sophomore program, and wanted to know if anyone else has done the same thing in the past. If so, any information or advice about dos and don'ts would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Yesterday I got an email from a BB regarding a sophomore internship program for IB and S&T. Turns out that even though I go to a non-target, I made the first round phone interview, which I was not expecting (had some help from a recruiter and a mentor).

On the application I said I was interested in both IB & S&T, but at one point I had to choose a top pick so I put S&T.

After speaking with someone I know at the bank, it seems that the person interviewing me is in S&T. It is scheduled for Friday so I don't have much advanced prep time. That being said, I currently work in wealth management and have a decent grasp on market events. I am also doing a mock interview tomorrow night with someone who did a sophomore S&T program at another BB last year.

Which VC firms have traditional associate programs? TCV, Redpoint, etc?

Since the WallStreetOasis forums seem to be good at giving brutally honest responses, I figured this would be a good place to ask this question. I'm currently enrolled in a 3-2 business program. (3 years undergrad, 2 years grad) so basically I would earn my MBA in five years. The business school is the Crummer Graduate School of Business in FL. The program has the benefits of saving money, a fluid transition from undergrad to grad school, and earning an MBA in 5 years. However, most business schools require 2-4 years of real world experience before they even would consider accepting a prospective student. I also might be able to attend a superior business school as I currently have an excellent GPA (3.9+). I'm sort of torn as both options seem to be smart moves.

Hi guys,

I've been lurking for a while, and decided to post in order to gather some info about a program that attracts me. Anyone has information about TS graduate program ?
- how do you get in ? (they just mention to ask your Uni career service...)
- what kind of tasks are you given in each division ?
- number of rotations over the 2 years ?
- What does "ECM" division stands for in a REPE firm ?
- salaries ?
- exit ops

http://tishmanspeyer.com/work/Analyst.aspx

If you're working in that company, feedback is welcome, even if you did not go through the analyst program.

Im a EuroMonkey, looking for a position in London/Paris/Luxembourg :)
Im currently in a top BS in Europe.

Thanks.

Hi,

Hope you can entertain my noobness for a few questions.

I find myself having a hard time choosing between banking and trading (without going into further detail, just assume I have a handpick selection at groups in both divisions). I am heavily interested in the deal oriented structure and valuation skill set of banking while also very interested in the markets, especially global macro related.

Having exhausted nearly all options at finding some piece of information that might help me choose (and soon), my last resort is looking at the long term outlook of a trader at an investment bank. In banking, there is an ibanking analyst program and analysts typically stick around for 2 - 3 years. How long do entry level traders stick around?

I have an interview with Analyst Exchange in the coming week for there AnEx Advantage program. It is going to be a 15 min phone interview. Has anyone else ever had one of these? what am I to expect from this interview? Also has anyone taken this program before and can you please share your experience.

Thank You

So I got an email from the "International Scholar Laureate Program" stating:

"Dear Scott,

Congratulations! You have been nominated to attend the International Scholar Laureate Program (ISLP) Delegation on Business in your choice of Australia, China or the United States of America. As a Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society member, you have been chosen for this honor based on your exemplary academic performance.

As a Scholar Laureate, you and a group of the world’s top business students will experience special access to the people, places and perspectives behind one of the world’s top economic powerhouses.

Has anyone ever heard of the Morgan Stanley Virtual Campus Day? I was recently invited out for the event in early December and wondered if anyone had ever gone through it or know how it is structured.

Hello All,

I was wondering if anyone can let me know if anyone can help me compile a list of sophomore rotational programs/ where to apply for them.

Morgan Stanley(I have heard of it, but where to apply?)
UBS(I have heard of it, but where to apply?)
CS(Does it even exist)
Citi(I have heard of it, but where to apply?)
GS(I have heard of it, but where to apply?)
J.P Morgan( I know they have s&T and IB summer programs but do they have a rotational?)

Can all of you also tell me if any banks have sophomore programs similar to J.P's that are not rotational

THanks,

Does anyone have any advice regarding how to include brief freshman/sophomore programs (i.e. UBS Freshman Forum, Goldman Sachs Undergraduate Camp, Credit Suisse BA Explorer program etc) on a resume? I wasn't sure what category to include them under, or how much of a description to include. Thanks for any advice.

Hi everyone,

I was just searching the web and found this website http://www.benedix.co.uk/products/professional-tra.... I was wondering if anyone here is familiar with this program? Is it worth doing?

Thanks in advance!

Has anyone who applied to SEO-U heard back yet?

Hi,

I've been looking into the GE FMP, and one thing that I'm trying to clarify is this - can you choose which of the GE businesses (Water, Healthcare, NBC, etc.) to do the FMP in? The website seems to treat them as separate programs, and lists their locations separately, but from what I've seen on these boards I didn't get that indication - people have been talking about it as if it were one program.

Can anyone clear this up? It would be a big help.

Thanks

I am preparing my application to make a Masters Finance. I would like to get your opinion regarding the next schools
-Imperial College
-HEC
-Warwick
My goal is to develop a career in Investment Banking such as Glodman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan.
-Which is the reputation of each of those schools?
If anyone has information:
-how is the faculty?
-Are the programs content rigurous and practical oriented?
Thanks

So, for all those doubters who said I was moron for doing what I did: I have an interview set up with the Private Bank of a BB for their Analyst Program. This is widely regarded as the best Private Bank on Wall Street.

The reason this position opened is because an analyst at this particular bank left and they need to fill it IMMEDIATELY.

I sent my resume in yesterday evening, got a call today from a recruiter in NY for a quick 20 min. phone (make sure you know a thing or two) interview in the afternoon, and got a call an hour and a half later by one of the bankers to set up an interview for early next week. They are obviously moving very quickly and I must be on their radar screen.

What should I be prepared for???

Hey everyone.

This summer I'll be starting as an analyst in JPM's FADP (in Delaware).

Has anyone gone through this program or know someone who has?
If so, what are the best teams to work in? What are the exit opps for analysts coming out of the program, in terms of B-school and/or career path? I'd like to move up to NY in a year or two. I'd like to know the possibility of that happening too. Staying trapped in Delaware is not something I enjoy thinking about.

Any other advice around the program would also be greatly appreciated!

I've got an interview coming up very soon for the commercial banking analyst program with JPMC. Are there any specific technical questions I should be prepared for?

Has anyone been involved in this program and have any opinions on it?

Has anyone interviewed for or worked in GE's Investment Analyst Program (IAP)? I have a phone interview with them tomorrow. I'm curious to know what the program is like specifically, the culture of GE, opinions of the program, etc.

Thanks!