I hope you're all doing well. I'm currently a freshman at a university in Chicago, where I've recently made a switch from biology to finance. And my freshman year is coming to an end
Given my recent transition into finance, I'm aware that I might have to catch up and build my profile to be competitive for these positions. I'm particularly interested in understanding what steps I should be taking right now to enhance my chances of securing a internship my sophomore year.
Here are a few specific questions I have:
1. Networking: How can I start building a network within the finance industry?
2. Skills and Certifications: Are there particular skills I need to know or learn fast or certifications that would make my application stand out?
3. Finding Opportunities: For those of you who have successfully landed internships, where did you find them?
4. Application Tips: Any advice on crafting an impactful resume and cover letter, especially for someone with a less traditional path into finance?
If there are any more tips please let me know!
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