I recently received an offer from a company for an internship position in either Louisville KY or Grand Rapids MI. The offer is for Public Finance (which in their description includes Investment banking as well as S&T). I realize these are not ideal cities but take in mind that I am only a freshman. What would your opinion be on these two cities? I know nothing about them. Thanks.
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your first mistake: comp set is too small
need to add in:
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want it first thing tomorrow. thanks
As a freshman then you're doing great. Louisville has tasty BBQ, that is the extent of my knowledge.
Grand Rapids is a very nice, clean city. I think you'd enjoy your summer there.
PNC eh?
As a freshman you're doing fine. Louisville especially is a nice city, and living costs for an internship in either will be much less expensive than if you were to go to NY or SF.
One of my college friends was from Louisville (Lou'ville) and I used to give him shit for it, but it's actually a decent-sized city and pretty fun from what I've heard.
I don't think any part of Michigan will ever appeal to me...
bars are open till 4am in Louisville, so consider it training camp for NYC
I've been to both.
Grand Rapids is a fine town. But that's what it is, a regular town. I'm sure you can have some fun there and there definitely isn't anything wrong with it, but its a very average town. I have a few different friends whose families have lake homes in that relative area. If you make friends with someone that owns a boat you could have a decent time.
I have not spent much time in Louisville at all, but my impression is that its an ok small city. If you're expecting NYC or Chi you're going to be very disappointed. But, it's definitely larger than GR and more entertainment options.
in grad school a few of my classmates were from southern IN and northern KY - some of them chose to go work in Louisville over Chicago. So, it suits some people.
And congrats on offers as a Freshman
I've been to both.
Grand Rapids is a fine town. But that's what it is, a regular town. I'm sure you can have some fun there and there definitely isn't anything wrong with it, but its a very average town. I have a few different friends whose families have lake homes in that relative area. If you make friends with someone that owns a boat you could have a decent time.
I have not spent much time in Louisville at all, but my impression is that its an ok small city. If you're expecting NYC or Chi you're going to be very disappointed. But, it's definitely larger than GR and more entertainment options.
in grad school a few of my classmates were from southern IN and northern KY - some of them chose to go work in Louisville over Chicago. So, it suits some people.
And congrats on offers as a Freshman
Is this SA? And would you mind specifying the name of the company?
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