All I want in my first job is training and other young people: Do I need an analyst program?
Hi monkeys, I'm so ready to be done with undergrad. I have two months left and am STILL taking BOGUS "business core," (mgmt, ethics, "career prep"). And my finance undergrad is terrible.
I am really anxious about getting into an analyst program b/c I need training and am afraid of not getting it elsewhere. Second concern: Last summer, I interned with a broker with lots of young people and girls, and have a fear that the place I put in my 2-3 years will greatly impact my social life forever.
Thoughts on both? Would an analyst program provide these?
You have 2 months left of undergrad, but don't have a job lined up?
Where are you trying to get into an analyst program?
LaSalle, PGIM, GGP, Tishman, CB -- they don't recruit at my school either, we don't have a RE major. I have meetings lined up with ppl from them but, yes, I'm late to the game. I have been networking and interning in acquisitions all year with a well-known MF investor.
You sound kind of clustered. Take a deep breath. What do you want to do/are you passionate about. Being in an analyst program is generally good, but in the real-world, outside of the protected and "safe-space" college you are used to, you train yourself and own your success. The thought that busy professionals will spend hours out of their day teaching you stuff is crazy.
Thanks - Absolutely, I'm on board with that. I am just wondering about these analyst programs. Surely they aren't doing market surveys all day like an intern. I don't need someone to hold my hand - I just want to ensure that I am building a skill set.
People call the PGIM program, "Pru U" and those I know who did it are brilliant developers (and met a lot of people through the program) -- I need something like this!
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