Getting to IB from Rutgers??
Anyone have detail on how strong Rutgers is for IB placement?
Would appreciate insight from either FT analysts or alum from the school. Thank you
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They have that banking program that seems to do well. Have no idea what it takes to get into but do that….
When I worked in banking I frequently interviewed kids from Rutgers as we had someone from the recruiting department as an Alum who pushed a lot of resumes from the school.
Most kids I’ve chatted with, even ones with really high GPAs, were unremarkable or crappy interviewers who didn’t know much about the job or lacked basic finance knowledge from my personal experience. That said, the ones that did have such qualities went farther in the interview process and we took a few guys from the school
Sounds like it’s easier to stand out as a strong candidate from a school like that compared to a good school then?
Somewhat. It’s easier as a Rutgers student to stand out compared to other applicants from Rutgers
When compared to students from better schools, they usually aren’t as polished or as strong overall, but occasionally there are one or two who are impressive and you can tell they likely worked really hard to both network with the team and prepare for the interviews enough to land the offer
Better than Cornell tbh
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