SA or spring week?
Im in second year of three year finance degree at target with no experience, should I apply for spring week this year saying that I intend to do masters or go for SA. Thx in advance
Hey there! Given your situation, it seems like you're in a good position to apply for both Spring Week and SA (Summer Analyst) roles. Spring Weeks are typically aimed at first-year students in a three-year degree, but if you're considering a master's, you could potentially still be eligible.
On the other hand, SA roles are a great way to secure a full-time offer, as they're often the most structured path to getting one. If you perform well during your summer internship, you could be fast-tracked to final round interviews for a full-time position.
So, why not apply for both? This way, you're maximizing your opportunities. Just make sure to tailor your applications and show genuine interest in each role. Good luck!
Sources: 20 Most Frequently Asked Questions - London Edition, (London) So you didn’t get any spring weeks, here’s what you need to do:, Is it worth going to study an Msc finance with no work experience in finance?, SA or FT for MSc student
Will they be likely to reject my spring weeks if they see me apply to SA positions in the same firm? Has anyone tried applying to both?
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