Advice needed for Mfin

I am a senior studying finance at a target school with a GPA of 3.75+. I recently took the GMAT and got a 750. I really missed the boat as far as summer internships go, so now I am looking for full time opportunities and not much seems to be out there for banks and such. Would it make sense to pursue an Mfin for recruiting purposes in my case? Just not sure the best course of action.

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I don't think this makes any sense.

It would only be rational if you could potentially get into the MSF programs at MIT or Princeton.

Just keep applying and looking for additional opportunities. I am sure you will find one.

 

Target school. Strong GPA. Strong GMAT. You'd be competitive at MIT and other top programs. I'd probably advise you to get networking and look for off cycle stuff. Target school alumni should be enough to get you some looks at MM or lower MM banks. Job is most often better than doing more schooling.

 

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