Happy with experience, but afraid of being tied down.
After undergrad in math, I enrolled in a grad program in accounting both at non-targets in the Midwest. I found an internship as a tax accountant at F500 and have been there about 8 months. I'm happy to have the work, and I am learning some general business skills--both technical and professional--that I feel would translate well into any office environment. However, I fear that the longer I stay the more satisfied. I'll become with this relatively safe situation. I feel stuck academically as well. The school I go to is good if you want to become an accountant, but seems miles away from what I'd love to do.
I live in Cleveland where there are a few boutiques (very very small) which I am afraid to even email without any sort of connection. My dream is HF, and I know I am a long way away from that--both physically and professionally. I feel like I need a game change, either through changing schools, programs, where I live, etc. I don't know how to develop relationships with people who I don't know exist and who probably live 500 hundred miles away. I feel like I am whining, but is there any truth to my thinking here? Is there a sensible move that I can make in the next few months--perhaps in my current situation--that would help move me in a positive direction?
If you just graduated from UG, especially with good grades in a math major, look into some of the MSF programs at schools where bb/mm banks recruit. They are one year long and get you competitive for recruiting. (www.msfhq.com).
The MSF program will also get you the hell out of Cleveland, which obviously doesen't help things.
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