I am going to graduate in Dec 2022. I am currently interning at a REPE in NYC with a chance of a return offer. I am also actively recruiting for FT and have interviews with shops across the United States. Economically what considerations should I make when it comes to accepting an offer? What major metropolitan area do you get the most bang for your buck? I am lucky enough that my college debt s around 26k but I want to start building capital to start doing small deals as soon as possible. I feel like where and who I decide to work for is going to be a very important first step. Thanks in advance
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Ah you’re a first year analyst, it all makes sense now
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