offer help please
Hello monkeys,
I wanted some advice for two offers I received. Unfortunately recruiting season didn't go as well as I was planning so didn't get my top 2 choices but still got some pretty decent offers. I'm not interested in going into IB but I want to get into a top 5 MBA program.
I have an offer to join the first UG class for an FLDP for a fortune 100 health insurance company
And Goldman's CRMA program
Pros VS. Cons of each and what would you do?
Thank you so much
First off, don't base your decision fully on the answers from the forum. Ultimately you should do what feels right for your experiences and where you feel you could excel.
Having that said, both are solid opportunities. I would see the FDLP program as being more of a logical feeder into an MBA program since you have the brand name and the structured experience. I had some FDLP people in my business school class as well. I don't know much about CRMA placement, but I am guessing that given the technical nature of the work, the MBA path isn't one that is taken by people there.
Goldman's CRMA had a lot of associates with top 15 MBA's, at least when I interviewed. Those that stuck around in CRMA either went to 'lower' schools in the T15 range, or they just really loved CRMA. It is a quant role, but I beleive MBA programs like that. Or at least they like the brand name of Goldman Sachs.
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