I'm a rising senior looking to get into some type of financial rotation program after graduation. Obviously I don't have a great amount of relevant experience, but would like to make the most of what I have so any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Learn excel, write proficiient in excel vs suite, looks good otherwise! maybe add more result oriented things and numbers "like managed $30,000 account blah blah blah to raise over $1,5000"
I be more specific in your interests section... what sports do you like, where do you volunteer, what do you coach....all good additions. I once sat next to a colleague on one of my internships that, while sifting through an endless amount of resumes, pulled a girls bc she liked some bullshit NBA team. be different than everyone else.
you will definitely get interviews for fortune 1000 rotationals. They routinely accept people with 3.0s and no relevant experience. You're ahead of the curve.
But as stated already, add more numbers, details, and results.
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