Will this get me an analyst type position at a BB?

I am currently a rising junior and pretty much lost my opportunities this summer due to poor timing and assumptions. I was unaware of what was available and where my standards should have been at. So now I'm starting to panic for this next year's recruiting rounds.

Right now my resume consists of:
1 PWM internship
1 WSO internship
1 virtual investment management internship
1 internship with WorldQuant which is almost like a HFT competition.
1 internship at a company and I analyze investments for a 100k portfolio

State school
Electrical and Computer engineering and an economics major
3.75 cum, 3.83 econ

I've split my resume into leadership and finance experience so I also have my finance club under finance experience where I did an equity research report for a $1.9M trust fund.

For leadership I have positions in the largest fundraiser on campus at a state school and a scholarship committee chair position at my fraternity.

I'm currently trying to get more involved in spreading my reach and obtaining more connections through my parents' friends and using LinkedIn a lot more.

However, assuming I thoroughly learn my info and smoke the technical and behavioral questions. Will this be enough to get me in the door of a top 10 BB? Or give me a chance at any reputable firm assuming I network well?

 

The answer to this question is going to rely pretty heavily on if you go to a target school. Do banks come to your school to recruit?

Listen, here's the thing. If you can't spot the sucker in the first half hour at the table, then you are the sucker.
 

You have a solid resume bro, I'm confident you can land a SA position with a BB firm. Just be ready to kill your interviews and prep well. Take advantage of your campus's OCR events

 

I won't be surprised if it's an uphill battle. I am not going to a target school but there is OCR. However, I am at a slight disadvantage since I have to compete with rising seniors who may have potentially gotten SA positions at MM or BB before.

Edit: Also would it hurt to change my GPAs to one decimal place and change the 3.75 to a 3.8?

 

I agree with uphill battle - lots of people already have IB experience by sophomore summer, go to better schools etc. However you check the main boxes, so to speak, and could be competitive if you have a network pushing for you and helping you out by referring you etc (this will be the big kicker - if you have a solid network you could be ok). I think you'll struggle with a solid network.

 

Also, since I have 4 or 5 things that fall under Finance Experience, should I just reduce my leadership experience down to a few lines in total (like position and name of the club). And try to elaborate more on what I did in finance?

 

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