Accepting SA--Changing Major
Hi fellow monkeys, I recently accepted SA position at a BB. I haven't gotten official paperwork yet, but on my resume it says I am a certain major. I am currently actually undeclared (long story) but in the process of declaring to that major on my resume and hopefully can do so before I have to send in my official transcripts so that things line up.
But I am also in the process of thinking about switching to a different major and may instead declare that. How does this work with the internship process? Would the bank care if a) my transcript doesnt say same major or b) says undeclared when they receive it
Anyone experience something along these lines?
I was under the impression that Banks don't ask for official transcripts until FT. I think you only need to turn in unofficial transcripts for SA.
Can anyone confirm?
I would say that it depends. If you wrote that you were a Math major, but then your resume stated that you were an Art History Major, then that might cause some problems. Mainly because your major sets the expectations for your GPA (e.g. Math majors wouldn't be expected to have lower GPAs than Art History majors). In most cases, I don't think they really care. They're probably just gonna look at your GPA.
In what world is a Math major expected to have a higher GPA than an Art History major?
Edit: Ops, I misread your comment. I made a mistake in my first post. I meant a Math major would be expected to have a lower GPA than an Art History major.
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