Hey! I'm currently a sophomore at a good target and will likely be interning at a middle market investment bank in the south. In the event that I'm in a position to get a full-time offer at the end of the internship, would it be a good idea to graduate in 3 years to clinch MM IBD full-time? I have enough AP credits and have completed enough of my major and core requirements that I could do it.
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Absolutely, if you are content with the position. You could always try to leverage it into a really good group at a BB or Elite Boutique SA position next summer. But, if you're content with the MM gig and/or money is an issue, I don't see any reason to stick around.
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