Study Abroad or Corporate Internship
For context, I’m a rising sophomore at a semi-target interested in LevFin IB out of undergrad and I’m a non-diversity candidate so I don’t believe I qualify for any Summer 2024 internships hosted by banks (correct me if I’m wrong).
With that said, I need something to talk about for my sophomore summer and I’ve narrowed it down to these two general avenues:
I would take on a finance-related role at a smaller company/ startup (I already live in the Silicon Valley area).
I could study additional coursework abroad at a school overseas (hopefully LSE or something similar)
Neither are set in stone as I still need to conclude the application process for both, but I’m curious which option would be the best experience for interviewing/ setting me up for future success.
Any advice is appreciated!
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