I applied to a certain bank for SA19 in June. It's now only two months later, and I've just applied to their SA 2020.
Am I reading this wrong or am I misunderstanding the app? This is pretty retarded - I applied just in case.
| +278 | How to deal with elitism | 95 | 10h | |
| +116 | Legal implications of “stealing” a model | 73 | 12h | |
| +89 | 8 figure comp in IB/PE compared to Tech? | 44 | 2h | |
| +64 | Am I Cooked for SA 2029? | 17 | 1h | |
| +61 | When after you started have you been hit with reality? | 17 | 48m | |
| +57 | IB/Finance in Denmark? | 32 | 3s | |
| +54 | Has anybody quit for mental health reasons and been able to rejoin PE or high finance more broadly? | 10 | 12h | |
| +44 | What freshman internship would you choose? | 9 | 2d | |
| +44 | HELP. Signed but better opportunity | 41 | 1d | |
| +38 | 2024 Global Advisory Long Term Internship- Rothschild (London) | 43 | 1d |
Career Resources
Get instant access to lessons taught by experienced private equity pros and bulge bracket investment bankers including financial statement modeling, DCF, M&A, LBO, Comps and Excel Modeling.
At this rate soon fetuses are gonna update their LinkedIn titles to "Incoming Investment Banking Summer Analyst"
Maternity Wards are gonna have OCR, so you better get born into a target hospital (think St. Jude’s)
if sophomores start getting junior internship offers before their sophomore internship offer, will they even bother do a sophomore internship anymore going forward?
It is ridiculous. In most cases, the kid won't have even taken a finance class yet. Virtually all the schools that have a b school admission process (with b schools tarting junior yr - which is many of the really good ones - not all, but many) the kids are simply knocking our core requirements. A lot of finance clubs open up to sophomores so essentially the process is asking a rising sophomore (no accounting, no finance, no business classes, no finance club, virtually no chance to network as they've just gotten used to college, to try to secure an internship for two summers ahead without having any insight into the industry. Complete joke.
Interesting that consulting hasn't followed this lead. Very difficult to get an internship period let alone prior to rising senior yr.
https://www.underthebutton.com/article/2018/03/wharton-sophomores-begin…