Hey all,
Quick question. In Europe it is pretty common for summer analyst programs to take masters students etc., is it the same for the US?
In the application process it offers either "undergraduate" for analyst and "MBA" for associate, so I am curious if you're doing an MSc in Finance or something along those lines whether they'd take you for the analyst program.
Thanks!
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Yes, possible but only if you graduate the next year and haven't already graduated yet.
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