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I would have to go with GS.........................As a fellow male i would have to advise you to change your WSO handle. LOVE ACTUALLY???? come on man.

 

GS have a notoriously ow conversion rate, so you may want to take that into the account when making your decision. I would still take GS over the three other banks because with a GS brand name on my CV I would be able to get into pretty much any other bank.

Just my 2c.

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JPM groups in IBD NY converted approximately 2/3 of the interns. Some groups are better than others, obviously. GS is taking a risk; a resume with a JPM offer (vs. a GS non-offer) gives you a better chance of re-recruiting in the fall.

 
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I agree with Classic. I have a friend who was in the same situation as you last year. He chose JPM, worked his ass off, got an offer and accepted it. GS is a great name to put on your resume, but a slightly lower chance you will receive a FT offer, and Rothschild is below both of these firms. I would go JPM, GS, Rothschild as my order.

 

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