J.P. Morgan Launching leaders - Financial Analyst Summer Internship
Hi all,
I recently interviewed with J.P. Morgan for a financial analyst internship during the summer. They have not let us know whether we were selected or not, but I am confident I will receive a call. The application process was fairly simple (submit your resume, answer a couple questions regarding your ethnicity and so on). On my resume, it states my GPA for the university I am currently enrolled is a 3.8. I was told by the executive director of the program I am in, that my Entrance GPA was that of a 3.8 (we are not able to see that gpa) I thought it was a bit high, but what came to my mind was that they must have a different way of calculating it since GPAs usually change when you enter a new school. In reality, at the moment, after taking 4 classes in my university my GPA is really a 3.25. I am a bit stressed because I am worried J.P. Morgan will ask for transcripts, and I don't want them to think I lied or that I intended to maliciously falsify my GPA, although my current GPA already meets the standard of the 3.2 they are asking for. I was already flown out to New York to interview, so I am not sure if they will even ask for transcripts, but I want to know if anyone has had this experience or ever interned at J.P. Morgan. Also, any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much!
Hopefully you didn't get too stressed about that. Hope your interview went well.
did they ask you for official transcript
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