Did you:
A) Apply through a contact you know at the company
B) Apply through your career center
C) Fill out and submit and application online
Did you succeed in getting an offer?
A) Yes
B) no
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E) All of the above and then some. (To have options)
A) Hell yeah.
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Got offers. Turned them down and went travelling instead.
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C) I email my resume.
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C) A) But we don't really have such a strong "target school" culture in Australia, so it might not be applicable.
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B) I can't believe everyone got offers! I have some final rounds, but no offers yet =(
How to apply for internships? (Originally Posted: 10/21/2010)
I'm a freshman looking for an internship next summer. I go to a non/semi-target. Some firms such as GS, BofA, and MS are hosting information sessions at my school over the next few months. However, most of these firms are looking for juniors. So, should I apply online now or wait and speak to the recruiters at the info sessions?
I'm sure you've heard this before but most people on this board consider applying online worthless. (my personal opinion is that it can work, but highly doubt you'd get an interview as a freshman)
Definitely go to the info sections though. Meet as many alums as you can and start building your network.
Your freshman summer is your one chance to do something outside of finance. I would say, especially if you don't have the family connections to get something somewhere, look at boutiques and stuff like that. You could also do something service-learning oriented. Gives you nice resume foder and a good talking point etc.
Apply online and speak to the recruiters. Unfortunately, you will have limited opportunities to land a BB internship. For now, try to do anything finance related but that is not as important right now. Right now, make sure you keep your grades up. Its extremely easy to put your GPA in a hole you cant recover from. Focus on your studies for the next year or so. Good luck.
I'll be attending the info sessions and meeting people there, though, as I mentioned, they're mostly looking for juniors. So, my plan first consists of reaching out to alumni. Then, if that produces no hits, I'll start cold calling/emailing. I'm also willing to work for free, if that changes anything. My backup plan is to take valuation and fin. modeling courses at LSE over the summer.
How does this plan sound?
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