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Tough to say, but here's a few things to think about:

(1) If you want to work in NY post-grad, go to city. If you want the west coast, go to Prudential. Not just based off of your own preferences, but also because you can network while you are there. (2) Citi may have a slightly better branding for IB if that is what you are recruiting for.

Really not sure though, tough call -- very varied list of opportunities.

If it was me, I would probably choose Citi structured products. Don't ask why.

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