Graduating Earlier than I told my bank
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Same exact position. I think I'm planning to just graduate in December 2022 and do a 1 credit online class from home to stay on the roll in school. If I get the FT return, I'm going to try to see if I can get the January 2023 start because apparently my bank has that.
What you did is lie to your bank when the condition is to graduate in December 2022 or May 2023, but thankfully you can just extend your graduation date by shifting a class to the fall semester, and that will make your lie a truth. I would not suggest reaching out to your bank and informing them that you graduate this May as they might take away your offer for this summer.
Some advice, I would ask these kinds of questions anonymously.
Lmao you might wanna go anonymous… I can see your entire LinkedIn profile and which school you go to/where you interned lmao
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Agreed. Not surprising given OPs target.
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