Bulge Bracket Fall Internships...

I'm pretty sure all (at least in the UK) off-cycle internships are FT, so there's no way of working around classes or your job.

I'm not sure about the US, but I do know that London and HK have off-cycle internship programs.

Continental Europe (especially Germany, Switzerland, France) also has off-cycle internships and internships for like 6 months are quite common. However, the language requirement may a problem and I have also heard that they are not at all paid well compared to what you would get int he US/London/Asia.

U.S. banks do, but usually it's for schools with weird schedules and there's a relationship with the university to allow for it.

I am looking mainly in the US. What about some reputable boutiques? Same case?

This was Dartmouth's biggest selling point during their recruitment process for the undergraduate college, in that they have their "D" plan, which would allow students to be able to take part in a spring or fall internship at a BB.

HerSerendipity U.S. banks do, but usually it's for schools with weird schedules and there's a relationship with the university to allow for it.

What if there is no formal relationship or program set up between the university and the company for a semester long internship/co-op - do you think it's feasible for a student to approach the firm directly and try to set up himself, and THEN have it approved by the university? I know that getting it approved by the university isn't a problem, I was just concerned as to whether the company would be open to potentially going through with the proces.

i would imagine it'd be quite difficult. As mentioned by CNI, Dartmouth has a very structured program which pretty much mimics the summer analyst program. I actually think they offer internships all year around to Dartmouth students. Apparently schools like Columbia and NYU Stern also have some 'partnerships' with banks that allow you to work part-time.

Haven't heard much of random kids showing up when not part of those programs, but you can always inquire.

If you're school is in the NY area, the impression HR gave me was that you can get a part-time internship, it's just that you have to reach out on your own, and your school won't be a "recruiting target" for a school-year internship unless it's Columbia or NYU. Merrill Lynch definitely has this program, and tho not a "BB" so does McKinsey.

For part time internships, what if I am not located in the NY ? Can I go to NY and reach out to them and hope they will send me to the city I am located? Thanks

dartmouth kids do these. we had some over the 'winter term' or like jan. -- march. we met them in the summer