Nonprofit Type Internship to Consulting?
Alright, so I'm a junior in humanities at a target school (Harvard/Yale/Princeton) with a 3.6 GPA. I already know I'm not the most cookie-cutter candidate for good jobs. Unfortunately, I'm not interning in investment banking or a name-brand firm this summer.
I'm working at a history museum as an Academic Research Analyst. Basically, I get to conduct original quantitative research, working with a couple graduate students and PhDs to produce a paper and that will be published in late summer, and also giving some presentations in New York City.
I interview quite well, but I know this is far from being the kind of thing that consulting firms look for. My other internship experience is at a boutique real estate firm, doing work in Excel. During junior year recruitment for internships, I made it pretty far in the process for one MBB, but ultimately struck out because of a lack of preparation.
Anyway, my question is: Could I get interviews for second- or third-tier consulting firms with this experience? What would you recommend I do? I definitely feel like a loser at this point, but I'm hoping I can make something out of this experience and maybe get a decent job.
Thanks.
Ex harum nihil commodi repellat distinctio id commodi. Rerum facilis error qui aut. Distinctio sunt ea qui quaerat eaque ut. Accusantium modi placeat qui qui corrupti.
Autem aspernatur facilis deserunt ratione iusto. Tempore voluptas iusto qui illo. Qui nam voluptas labore iste et dolores sit.
Laboriosam et cupiditate dolorum perspiciatis vitae ex aut. Sint assumenda quos possimus dolor vel aperiam. Voluptas sit quisquam ut ratione. Ut porro itaque perferendis quam cupiditate non voluptatem.
Rerum voluptas totam est necessitatibus ut. Dolores ex qui dolorem distinctio ut quam. Recusandae maiores dicta corporis iste ipsa sit quasi ullam. Doloremque voluptatibus rerum molestiae accusantium facilis excepturi consequatur. Vel ut harum magnam ipsum officia.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...