What next? - Junior in NYC and didn't get an offer

Hi, I am currently a junior in NYC, and I didn't get an offer from any of the banks I applied to. Is it too late to apply for consulting internships, etc.? Is it hard to get a job after I graduate with no finance experience? Any advice would be appreciated.

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It's not the end of the world. Try and send your resume out to companies that have a finance division or something. The most important thing is to look up and try to get anything for this summer. I'm sure you'll find something dude. BTW to answer your question about getting a job full time with out that much experience; it is not the end of the world and you probably can pull it off.

 

not impossible. I got a job in Ibanking without any previous banking experience starting this year, which is arguably a harsher environment than will be in 2010. Get the best internship you can at this time and take it from there.

 

I considered the option of just taking the term off and studying for GMAT/CFA had I not landed an internship. Not sure how damaging it would be to have no experience your summer before graduation though.

 

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