How to best prep for SA experience
I'll be returning home from a pretty relaxing semester abroad in Europe and will have a month and a half to prep for my summer analyst gig. I know I'm "out of shape". Anyone have any recommendations for good Excel courses or books I should read to make the most of these 6 weeks? Should I brush up on technicals, too?
Basically, how can I best use this time to my advantage to hit the ground running in June? Any and all advice appreciated.
If you're a finance student, I wouldn't bother doing anything. Go to the gym, hang out with friends and relax. If you haven't done much coursework in finance, perhaps you can pick up a valuation book or go through the Macabacus models. Could be a good idea to read up about the industry as well if you're in coverage.
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There is no prep needed for SA or FT. Whatever the bank wants you to know, they'll teach you in training. Remember, a decade ago most bankers were Ivy League liberal arts majors. Banks naturally spend several hundred thousand dollars on training every year.
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