FINRA SIE exam for college application?
I’m a rising senior and I am planning on taking the FINRA securities industry essentials exam in September. I am applying to be a business major and was wondering if passing this exam would significantly improve my application. I’m hoping this shows that I am prepared for a college major related to this field. Additionally I know you have to pass this exam to work in IB anyway and it could help land an internship later on. What do y’all think?
The exams are not meant to be hard or impressive to pass. I don't think there is much benefit to taking it as the firm you'll work for is already prepared to give you time/resources to take it (and the Series 7/79/63/etc.).
Colleges don't really care. Also you're applying for Business majors and its a financial exam, prob would be more relevant if you were applying for Finance majors
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