Hi,
I am a sophomore who struck out when it came to recruiting for Rx. I still think that the space is very interesting, and I have spent a lot of time learning more about it. I saw that some people have had luck with doing a J.D. / MBA program and placing into Rx. I was wondering if it would make sense to get a KJD at a good school and then try to recruit for Rx from there, as I think it would be a bit easier than re-recruiting from a non-target. I was also wondering if banks would come on campus to recruit for Associate roles if you are not getting an MBA along with the J.D.
Any help would be appreciated, whether it's about the KJD or just learning more about RX.
Thank you!
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