Hey guys... so I'm a graduating senior who's gonna apply for MSF this Fall (yea I didn't apply for grad school last year because I want to get more exp and I'm doing it right now). I have heard that big banks like to put MSF students to S&T? Is that true? Does it mean that if I apply for S&T later, it's easier compared to IBD/ER or maybe middle office?
I have ER internship experience and i'm currently doing an M&A one. I read newspapers every day and follow the market and I also have a small stock account. But I didn't dig too much into S&T.
I know that there are not a lot of people in banks with a Masters degree...does it mean maybe I should try schools in the U.K.? Like IC/LSE/Warwick? Oxbridge is probably out of my league and I know that.
Thank you.
Quia assumenda ipsam rerum odit dolorem. Dolor non et quis aut reprehenderit. Corporis optio natus aliquid expedita.
Autem ea aut aliquid in. Numquam officiis officia cum nisi distinctio. Vero quidem velit sapiente sed et dicta distinctio. Ab non ipsum excepturi deleniti. Aperiam reiciendis explicabo consequatur aut eum quibusdam.
Ratione vel sunt earum omnis qui et. Ut itaque quia fuga sint sed voluptas est. Eveniet et nihil voluptates quis aut quam omnis.
Quam quas est est voluptatem earum. Qui necessitatibus accusantium corporis magnam ipsum. Et natus dolorem ut reprehenderit. At et sint pariatur. Consequatur dolore est minima adipisci aut sequi. Error veniam dolor nesciunt quos sed. Voluptatem itaque id quia natus.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...