Take offer now or wait it out?
So I'm a junior at a non-target school that has had solid placement in the past few years. I just transferred here and won't have a GPA until the end of the semester so, I've been trying to hedge myself in case I can't land an SA somewhere, so I'm looking for some input.
I have a few options, but what would position me the best for IB FT?
-Corp Fin: GE Financial Management Program > GM Financial Analyst > Dell Financial Analyst > Target Business Analyst
-Consulting: Booz Allen Hamilton
-PE: MM PE
or do I wait it out till Jan/Feb and hope I kill it in IB SA recruiting?
whoops misread that
Choose one. You can always keep interviewing-which would be an affective hedge on next semester. You may decline the ones this semester, and get rejected by everyone next semester. If you find something better, then renege.
A big in the hand is worth two in the bush brother
Um, is that the quote?
SA recruiting happens 2nd semester after u have ur gpa from first semester
You can push back the deadline for Target's SA program, but it is very difficult to break into banking after that internship.
I would say go for the MM PE if you like the team/could see yourself working there full time. Then again, if there is no way they would extend you a FT offer after the summer then that may not make sense.
But, if you can get into PE right out of school, go for it. I did, much better hours and similar comp in my situation.
Bird* in the hand.
My bad, typing on the iPhone isn't accurate sometimes
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