I wanted to apply for a PWM internship this summer, but some, namely the MS one I've been looking at, say "Candidates must be in their junior year of a four-year accredited college or university majoring in business, economics or another relevant field."
Is this the case for other PWM internships? I've always had the impression that a lot of sophomores did these.
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I think a lot of people before their junior year do PWM internships at local branches of say, ML for example, which are all over and wouldn't require going through the main SA application process. I could be wrong but that's my guess.
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