boutiques (and BB's) have started hosting info sessions on campus. when we get to the interview process slides, they have all stressed that there will be "very heavy technicals" in the first round. i go to Penn, but im a liberal arts major. maybe they were speaking more to the wharton students? not sure if i can handle heavy technicals, honestly.
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Time to start hitting the guides then. Many others before you have managed to secure IB positions from non-finance majors. Most technicals can be studied and then sharpened through multiple mock interviews.
Hey man PM me. I go to Penn and know quite a few people from the college who are now at EBs/BBs.
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