BOA Superday. Wealth Management

Hello everyone, this is my first post but I'm a long time lurker and I really enjoy this website. I'm looking for any possible advice or tips to help me kill my interview and secure my summer internship position. I know this forum is heavily focused on IB but my position is actually for Wealth Management. I applied for the Advisor Development Summer Analyst Program - Merrill Lynch Wealth Management and had a first round interview at my school(non-target). The first round was done by a recruiter and was only behavioral/fit questions. I was invited back for a second round interview(NYC Office) which is coming up in three days. Is this considered a superday? What should I expect? I'm super nervous since I really want this position and don't want to screw up this great opportunity. My interview time slot is an hour long but is divided into two sections, does this mean I should expect to be interviewed by two different people? What type of questions should I prepare for? Will there be any technical questions? Please let me know what I should review to prepare for this. Sorry if any of these questions seem silly and please no sarcasm guys, this opportunity means a lot to me. I appreciate any advice or insight you guys can give me, since I really have no idea what a super day is.

Thanks :)

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FMAP programs, FA development, and wealth management at BOA don't focus on technicals. I guess if you are paranoid then google finance questions so you have them ready, but again not needed. Focus more on your story and have your resume down solid. Good luck.

 
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I read your post again, and you should expect your second round for this program to be a superday. It's likely split into two because you'll probably end up meeting two different people or you'll get a 2:1 panel interview. For superdays, you can expect to meet several different people and have several interviews back-to-back. This isn't meant to trip you up or anything so don't contradict your self or make silly mistakes under pressure. Make sure you have good answers to your fit questions.

I highly doubt anything technical for this, but in case, know the three financial statements and how they connect. If you're a finance/econ/math major, be able to explain why your major interests you. Finally, it is best practice to follow what's going in the news as well.

 

I was at the Boston superday which was yesterday and have not heard back, but today is also a quasi bank holiday so I would expect the earliest to be possible Monday. Any else at the Boston one yesterday?

 

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