Is it way too late for PWM Intenrships in regional offices

As a sophomore at an ivy leagues, is it too late to get a Private Wealth Management Internship in regional offices like Houston?

Preferably, BB firms.

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Why work in PWM? Cold-call 400 HFs (start-ups, too), you will get at least 5 interviews. This is my plan after i finish finals. I am sophomore, too.

Good luck.

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mhurricaneWhy work in PWM? Cold-call 400 HFs (start-ups, too), you will get at least 5 interviews. This is my plan after i finish finals. I am sophomore, too.

Good luck.

Out of curiosity, when do you finish? Sounds like I might try this out too.

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