Dartmouth Student looking for advice on how to break into IB
Soon to be a rising sophomore at Dartmouth. I spent my first year exploring different subjects and for awhile thought that I would become a swe. With the year ending and my exploration over, I know that I definitely want to break into high finance, mainly investment banking. I know people always say to demonstrate that you're interested but I'm not sure on what I need to do. Any advice is appreciated but if there are alums that would be willing to pm, that would be great.
HypeMatterz, bummer your thread hasn't had a response yet. Maybe one of these threads could point you in the right direction:
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Hope that helps.
8 ways to demonstrate interest, in no order:
Tysm. I really appreciate it.
Dartmouth is a tip top feeder into IB, you should have no trouble
I'm a darty student, so I will tell you this: in my experience, the advice that applies for other schools does not really apply for Dartmouth students. A lot of my friends who decided to do ib on a whim decided to do so literally two weeks before recruiting started. It used to be that with enough technical prep and networking, you would be fine. but time are changing, so I would also make sure to have at least one finance-y internship under your belt (or an incoming position you can list on your resume), join one finance club (like DIPP), and start networking in the fall.
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