Is IB realistic for me
Hey guys, I know there's a million of these post but I'm really unsure of what to do and could use some feedback on my situation
I am a computer engineer from Rutgers University (Big Ten State School) -3.4 gpa (2.7 underclassmen GPA || 4.0 upperclassmen GPA) (due to personal issues my freshman and sophomore years) -decent internships in tech
is it realistic to pursue IB or should I give up and focus on tech instead?
Have you looked into the investment banking club at Rutgers? I would start taking advantage of alumni on LinkedIn and start reaching out to them for advice.
CE is a great degree and I think tech is your best bet obviously since IB is usually for the 1% of Ivy Grads. Look into boutiques and smaller shops and try to get some relevant experience
I'm not qualified to give you an answer but according to this website anything is possible.
Did you graduate already? If not look into LIBOR club at Rutgers
What does LIBOR stand for?
its the London interbank offer rates aka the interest rate that banks charge each other in the U.K
Its a popular investment banking club at Rutgers, it places pretty well on Wall Street
Little Investment Bankers of Rutgers
I think it's realistic if you do a one-year progressive degree since most banks have wrapped up their recruitment already. A CS background might be useful for your story especially if you want TMT.
Msf any pump that GPA up even more
msing me? lol the msf is built for this dude, gives him a chance to re recruit and and rebrand himself with a better school.l gives him a chance to pump the GPA up even more too
smh...
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