Seeking advice to break into Investment Banking - Which course BIWS vs WSP
I am a recent university graduate from a non-target school in Canada. I have passed the CFA Level I exam and am trying to get into investment banking, but am lacking formal work experience. Although I found the CFA program to be great for learning concepts, it has not provided me with "real work experience" type of learning.
I came across Wall Street Prep and Breaking into Wall Street and am wondering which would be better to sign up for. I understand that they are probably pretty similar, but I am looking at positioning this on my resume in hopes of getting my foot in the door. I also understand some may view it as a disadvantage putting a section on your resume dedicated to this, but I figure I have nothing to lose and I'm try to make it as IB tailored as possible. Of course I believe work experience is the best, but until I get a really applicable position, I think this may be my best opportunity to try to break in.
I realize there are some other post similar to this, but they are a bit dated and not what I was looking for. I appreciate any advice you may be able to share with me.
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