Advice needed: incoming freshman in undergrad & an aspiring investment banker
Hello all,
I'm an incoming freshman at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business looking to pursue a career in IB. Aside from applying to top finance clubs on campus first semester, what other steps should I be taking to break into the industry? Ideally, I'd love to have an internship at a PE firm next summer to get some deal experience--I've already begun compiling a list of firms in my area that I'll reach out to in September. I'd say I have a really good resume for a kid my age, but I do lack a finance background--what should I be doing to prepare for summer interviews? Basically, please just give me any info you'd think I'd benefit from. Thanks in advance.
Feel free to message me and we can chat about the job, recruiting, etc. Glad to help.
You’ll hear this a lot but make connections with your upperclassman.
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#1 Get your GPA as high as possible esp first two years.
Chill bro you're ahead of most ross freshman, trust me.
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