So I'm a sophomore at a target school. I am trying to decide if I should recruit for M&A or RX for my junior year summer internship. Any thoughts or advice? Would love to learn about how interesting the work is, exit opportunities (HF, PE), and how much I can learn through the experience. Thanks a lot!
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Rx is a no-brainer if you want to do distressed HF/PE.
Rx is still a better option overall if you get into a place like PJT, HL, LAZ, EVR, Moelis, Gugg, Greenhill, PWP, etc. since you can pretty easily exit to vanilla PE as well, especially from a generalist program.