Junior Transfer for BB

Hey everyone! I will be transferring in the fall as a junior from a top 40 non-target to a top 25 semi-target. The cause for this move is strictly due to a pursuit of A BB or EB 2018 SA position. I have begun networking with alumni at the university I will be transferring to but am worried about awkward conversations with recruiters as to why my resume has half of the info from my previous university. I was positioned to take over as president for the Student Investment Fund which manages 500kish and am also exiting with a 4.0 in Economics, but am not sure how to talk about this. I am currently interning in ER and started an Investment managment fund (60k managed) last year but don't feel like that is competitive enough for BB. I am behind coming from a non-target and wanted to know how I should approach: 1.) My resume 2.) Looking for a Boutique position during the fall to add to my resume 3.) Adding a PWM position to supplement my ER work this summer 4.) Becoming a Wall Street Monkey..

I'd appreciate any thoughts or criticisms, thanks in advance!

9 Comments
 

You dont need a PWM, ER is good. On your resume have both schools and your GPA for the first one. You dont need a boutique fall internship, focus on prep and networking.

I think your profile is solid. Just make sure that there is more to you than finance.

 

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