MS and JPM accelerate only on an as-needed basis. There is no formal accelerated process with those banks. Each does a number of superdays for candidates at target schools studying abroad in the spring by means of an OCR listing for study-abroad students only; they conduct a first-round phone interview in lieu of the on-campus first-round. Successful candidates then get brought into the office for superdays, typically in the first three weeks of December. There can be multiple of these with the same firm depending on how many candidates they like enough to give final interviews.
GS has a very structured accelerated process. Two years ago, they had three rounds. Last year they moved to host only two rounds, AP1 and AP2. These include candidates both studying abroad during the spring as well as those who self-select into the process earlier (or juniors who summered somewhere else as a sophomore who they want to poach away from the other bank). AP1 superday falls in mid-November, and the AP2 superday in mid-December.
I am permanently behind on PMs, it's not personal.
^ Nobody from AP2 has actually been contacted yet so I don't think he knows, I believe he was just speculating based on what other banks do. If AP1 didn't have a phone interview I imagine it'll be the same.
APAE - makes sense. I remember the MS team considered the early access process to be limited in terms of invitees and offers. With regards to JPM, this year is the first I've heard of said process.
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what's the MS and JPM one?
For GS there is a whole thread on it, nobody who has applied has yet been contacted.
MS -> Early Access day; JPM - > i believe depends on school; my school has a pretty early process.
For GS, are you talking about revenue-generating divisions? Or GS accelerated in general?
MS and JPM accelerate only on an as-needed basis. There is no formal accelerated process with those banks. Each does a number of superdays for candidates at target schools studying abroad in the spring by means of an OCR listing for study-abroad students only; they conduct a first-round phone interview in lieu of the on-campus first-round. Successful candidates then get brought into the office for superdays, typically in the first three weeks of December. There can be multiple of these with the same firm depending on how many candidates they like enough to give final interviews.
GS has a very structured accelerated process. Two years ago, they had three rounds. Last year they moved to host only two rounds, AP1 and AP2. These include candidates both studying abroad during the spring as well as those who self-select into the process earlier (or juniors who summered somewhere else as a sophomore who they want to poach away from the other bank). AP1 superday falls in mid-November, and the AP2 superday in mid-December.
^ I agree with the above poster. The superday for GS Accelerated Round 2 is December 13th and the first round phone interviews are this week.
^wait you guys have a phone interview? our first round was on site....weird
^ Nobody from AP2 has actually been contacted yet so I don't think he knows, I believe he was just speculating based on what other banks do. If AP1 didn't have a phone interview I imagine it'll be the same.
APAE - makes sense. I remember the MS team considered the early access process to be limited in terms of invitees and offers. With regards to JPM, this year is the first I've heard of said process.
MS has given out interviews for their accelerated process and I believe it is for a more need-based basis.
Has anyone heard from MS accelerated Superdays?
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