Second Bachelor's Degree to IB
I am currently a Senior about to graduate from a target school with a degree in Econ. I don't have any related internship experience and finance became my career interest pretty late, but I want to do IB. I was offered a conditional spot at an Oxbridge to do a Bachelor's degree in Law, and provided I meet the condition, I think I'll go. I am American with dual EU citizenship, but I think I'd like to live and work in the US after. Can I recruit for US IB the normal way undergrads do? Does anyone have experience with something similar?
Would be interested in knowing as well
What are your motives for doing another Bachelor? It seems a big sacrifice in terms of time opportunity (without talking about costs ..)
Agreed. Probably better to do a year or two of master's degree instead. Going from target to IB shouldn't be that difficult imo, even without the lack of experience (which can be gained this summer at a boutique IB). I am assuming the Oxbridge degree would take another 3 years
For family and other external reasons, it's worth my while. I was never super career oriented throughout my undergrad, but since I've been given the opportunity to do another, I want to plan ahead.
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