Was curious about the Superday to offer conversion rate for BBs and how it differs if you go to a target vs a non-target. I've heard differing thoughts on the forum with people saying its anywhere from <10% to 50-60% for the NY offices.
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I look at it as: if a firm give you a super day they are inclined to give you an offer. They just wanna see if you’ll fuck it up
If the office you are interviewing with is not overly saturated with targets (>70-75%), your school shouldn't play a role in the decision. But you shouldn't be putting a lot of thought into that (you can't do shit about it anyways), and more so if you haven't even done your superday. So as long as you give your all and don't crack under pressure while remaining confident, the offer will be yours. Good luck.
Bump, was also curious about this. Also, does anyone have insights into this for MS/JPM specifically.
~15-20% at most places.
Had a full time super day 40% and another super day was 20%. 2 out of 5 and 1 out of 5. Just give it your best shot and worry about being the best you can be.
I think it averages between 1/4 and 1/3
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