Top LACs?
What are the top liberal arts schools for recruiting besides Williams and Amherst? I’ve heard a lot about just Williams and Amherst, but nothing about others.
Trending Content - Investment Banking Forum
| +380 | Which Offer to Accept: UBS Analyst Role or Part Time Cashier at the Local Taco Bell | 44 | 1d |
| +292 | Roku-Fox Deal - UBS Misses Out on yet another deals after years chasing this deal | 31 | 1d |
| +287 | TPH V.S. Mizuho [HOU] | 36 | 21m |
| +285 | AI is insane | 43 | 6h |
| +278 | I Snuck Into UBS Office And Took A Shit On The Floor | 26 | 1d |
| +227 | Best Power/Renewables/Energy Teams? | 36 | 11h |
| +204 | Useless associates | 36 | 1d |
| +189 | Differences in Restructuring Teams? | 33 | 1d |
| +182 | Actual EB List | 26 | 21h |
| +181 | Centerview HC group falling off? | 28 | 1d |
Career Resources
When it comes to LAC recruiting (from east coast LACs, I don't know much about west coast), it's really Williams>Amherst>>>>>>everyone else. The next best would probably be Middlebury, Tufts, Colby, and schools like that, but they are far and away below Williams/Amherst when it comes to recruiting.
Also to expand on this, these schools have solid reputations, it's more just that banks don't target them during recruiting (hence the term). A place like Middlebury or Bowdoin is more prestigious than many banking semi-targets, but it just isn't worth the banks time to recruit from them due to their locations, small student body size, and general lack of interest in finance. There are absolutely alumni in finance, and they are generally very helpful, but you will have to seriously hustle for opportunities. No one is going to throw your resume in the trash because it is from a NESCAC school, but its on you to make sure your resume ends up in front of them. I go to a NESCAC so feel free to follow up with questions.
Aspernatur nisi possimus sit quasi consequatur eos perspiciatis. Similique voluptatum laborum et nemo cumque quisquam. Qui officia eveniet praesentium excepturi. Dolore quia voluptatibus dolorem et.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...