Competitive enough for spring week ?

Hi everyone 

I am an incoming business student. I have been interested in finance and M&A deals for 2  years now and would love to get a spring week.

Do you believe that my CV might do the trick? (I can’t link it, so I paste it)

Don’t hesitate if you’ve got tips for spring week application! 

EDUCATION

- Business school 

- High school

WORK & LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE

Major U.S credit card processing network(Visa, Amex, etc)
internship 

Attended various meetings and analyzed future financial plans to support company objectives.

Own company

Co-founder 

SKILLS, ACTIVITIES & INTERESTS

Technical Skills: MS Office/Excel
Activities: Volunteered as a teacher assistant helping special needs children learn
Interests: Passionate about finance & entrepreneurship as well as Artificial intelligence

7 Comments
 

co founder & cfo hahahahhhahahha sorry I laughed to that one. 

you should be good for springs though, good luck on applications 

 

Springs aren't that deep. Assuming you have the minimum grades and decent enough uni/ online test scores the process of getting an interview is basically names out of a hat.

 

No they're important and deep in that sense, but the process of recruiting isn't as thorough as you think. CVs are basically just a formality; as I said before luck and some other factors (including diversity and stuff) will factor into whether you interview.

 

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