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Short answer - possibly, yes depending on networking and market. Also, jeff is significantly above wells and mizuho. I wouldn't even worry about it too much if its jeff, great place to be regardless of what they say on here.

 

As previous poster said, it will likely depend on the market. If there are open seats, you will get looks. If you are at jef can probably get looks from anywhere. Will be harder from the other two, but again entirely dependant on the market.

For FT, like you mentioned, networking is absolutely key so spend a good amount of time on that to get into those interview seats.

 

Depends on the place, honestly. 3.6 at a target vs nontarget are totally different. Even between targets, think like Georgetown and UChicago, a 3.6 doesn't mean the same thing

 

Can I PM you? I'll be interning at a MM this summer and thinking about FT recruiting. I've heard tips of people trying to network now in the spring. What do you think of that and how should I be phrasing it?

 

Will be uphill even for good MMs and they will grill the fuck out of why your GPA is so low 

 

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