List of mutual funds that hire out of undergrad?

When you interview with the big AM shops they'll be more interested in learning about your internship experience at the local fund and school fund you mentioned and will probably dig deeper to see if you can pitch them a good stock (always have 2-3 good pitches prepared and in your back pocket throughout recruiting) they will also probably ask you about your opinion on the overall market, broader picture, macro view. A couple of friends who went thru the process always mention getting a PM or senior analyst asking them to discuss their view on the markets. In order to express more interest just follow markets closely and begin to form an opinion on the information you're consuming don't just consume... and maybe talk about your PA if you have experience trading on an actual account or even using a simulated platform but garnered impressive returns. This shows ambition and passion for markets.

Congrats on the IBD summer internship role! I will let someone else with more experience chime in on this topic but if your goal is L/S equities or any other strategy most of the time you will be better off in banking, because, sell-side IB is an easier and defined path to recruit for many different types of hedge funds(Distressed, Activist, Credit, LO). With that being said it is not impossible to go from the big AM shops to a L/S fund if that's your goal but you will need to craft a very good story about why you'd like to transition and advocate heavily for your own interests and passion for public equities. I will say you're not late to the party you can still recruit but make sure you have a strong answer for "why not go back to IB instead of transition to "XYZ" AM shop...?"  Also, if this AM path doesn't work out you're still in incredibly great shape if you get the IBD FT offer since you'll be at a top bank and solid group you can go ahead and recruit HF's your first year in IBD instead of PE like your peers and still end up in a great or even better spot than you may have anticipated. IB-->HF is a recognizable pathway that people have embarked on in this forum. You don't HAVE to do PE beforehand. The best way to know what you'll eventually like is to talk to as many people as possible in both AM and HF's and network constantly so you can form your opinion based on your networking experiences.