Is PE still possible
For background, I'm a senior at a semi-target majoring in biochem and finance. Was premed first and struggled early on with classes, adjusting to school, etc. and GPA took a hit. Spent last summer in a coverage group at a top MM and signed an offer to return next year FT. I'm currently at a 3.4 but actively working to get it up to a 3.5. My current GPA is not something I am particularly proud of, but I take full responsibility to get better. Is PE after banking still an option? I don't really have a preference for MF/UMM/MM, but I understand MF/UMM is most likely not happening at this point. Is MM still realistic?
Would greatly appreciate any advice/tips you have, thanks.
Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some insights and advice for your situation:
GPA Concerns:
Experience:
Targeting MM PE Firms:
Networking and Relationships:
Actionable Steps:
Flexibility and Persistence:
By following these steps and leveraging your current experience, breaking into MM PE firms is a realistic and achievable goal.
Sources: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/breaking-into-private-equity-from-banking?customgpt=1, Ask me anything - Non Traditional Background to MM PE to H/S/W, What is the point of doing private equity if you will be pushed out after two years to get an MBA?, Breaking into Private Equity from Banking, HSW MBA w/ Banking&PE Experience Considering Banking Again
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