I'm a rising sophomore student at a low semi-target college studying economics. Is it worth doing a financial modeling course since I don't have a ton of experience in finance? Also, I've heard that this can make interviewers ask harder questions. And if you think it's a good idea what are your recommendations for courses (i'll be interning from 9-5 mon-fri this summer)?
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