Citi SNT or Healthcare EB (Not CVP) IBD Intern

Hi, I am a junior with economics major who is selecting my summer 2025 offers among the two choices.

1. Citi SNT - heard that the return rate is ~50%

2. Healthcare EB (Not CVP) IBD  -  return rate is ~70%

I wonder if anyone can give me some advice in terms of return, company support, & career development. I am from a liberal arts college background. So I would prefer more solid training. Plus, in terms of career goal, I hope to move to more buyside roles with less working hours after initial years. 

2 Comments
 

idk how this is a choice at all wtf, SNT has lower return, less buyside prospects, less solid training than EB IBD. you'll work more in ib but thats the only reason to not take it here

 

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