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Uncertain group placement, RX, smaller class/office (personal preference), earlier recruiting timeline, bonus

The reasons are still the same, and it comes down to individual preference. When I was recruiting, I wanted to do EB RX and I got my offer the March/April of my sophomore year. Imo the average PE/HF placement is also better than most BBs. Didnt really care much about “brand recognition” by the general public/non finance people because I knew I wanted to go MF PE (ignore current title)

 

Bonuses tend to be fairly higher. BB bonus is usually 50-80% of base in a normal year, while EB is usually 90-110%.

 

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