Off cycle internships (fall/spring)?

Sure dude. I honestly can’t tell you too much since I’ve only interviewed for one.

However, I’ll say a few things

1. Yes, I’d say for one unless you have family there or some kind of relationship to there, you’re gonna have to convince them to take you over a native. Literally every interviewer asked me why I was recruiting for London and not NY, which totally makes sense to ask. Especially when you consider the purpose of many of these programs is to convert FT, it makes sense to bring in people with the highest probability of staying with the firm, within reason ofc.

1. There’s the typical visa stuff as well but big shops will handle that, not as much of an obstacle.

Mine was for winter/spring 23 so my guess would be that fall 22 is well wrapped and winter/spring 23 is just about wrapped. I'm sure other firms might still be on the lookout, doesn't hurt to ping HR and start building the relationship.Anecdotally, I still see the FT Partners posting up online so that might be open if you're into that.