KPMG EVS vs. Wells Fargo Public Finance

Hi All,

I'm currently a junior in college, and I started recruiting fairly late; I thus didn't get much of a chance to apply to all the investment banking summer internships I wanted. However, I did end up with an offer from KPMG's Economic and Valuation Services Group (which is in their tax branch), and I have a superday coming up for Public Finance with Wells Fargo (which is technically in their IBD).

Which option do you think would be more conducive towards landing a full-time investment banking offer? My KPMG offer expires soon, so that's why I'm trying to decide whether I should accept it now or put my hopes on WF Public Finance, should that be the more attractive choice. Any responses are appreciated, so thank you all very much!

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