Please advise - Small Internships or Certification?
I am currently a penultimate finance students coming from a non target Uni trying to land an intern in IB or Big 4 advisory in my winter break. I have some experience in finance, working in a boutique advisory firm and an Asset Management. However, despite having experience handling end-to-end live model, I feel that my finance fundamental is still weak. Should I take a certification (FMVA by CFI) which will helps me to strengthen my corporate finance fundamentals, or should I try to land an off-cycle internship (most likely in a relatively small VC, since I know someone there). Which one will gives me the best chance of breaking through the industry? Please also tell me what kind of resource should I use to strengthen my fundamental, if you feel that the FMVA certifications is not worth it.
Thanks!
Didn't read. Do internships.
Did read. Do internships.
Well noted
Read title. Do internships.
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