Banks that offer summer internships to Freshman?

So I will be a freshman this upcoming school year and I am looking to have an investment banking/private equity related internship next summer. I need to make money to live in college but I didn't know what banks/firms would offer a paid internship (it doesn't need to be much, just a few thousand) to a freshman. I do have prior work experience (two summer internships in high school) but not in finance.

What banks/firms should I look at? Any advice?

Thanks.

 

Call them up, start networking.

Many small boutique's don't have a set intern schedule, but if you network with the right people they can sometimes get you in.

 

your best option is to seek out a PWM group or Boutique IB in your area, it will show that you have a passion for finance when you go to your next interview, be that next year, or junior year. It will be the thing that separates you from everyone else. It is hard getting that first gig, but use family connections and such to try and get something small. better than seeing lifeguard when going for that SA interview.

 

There's a MM PE firm in the my area and I know an alum that is a managing partner there. What are the chances that I could secure a summer internship? Like is it all but unlikely? Was going to try and get one and I felt like it would be a bit easier since an alum works there. But otherwise I'll probably go for PWM.

 

Basically none. You're better off finding a local boutique ibank that will take a barely paid or unpaid summer intern so you can get something on the resume.

Probably start reaching out (cold calling) after February - none / very few of these places will have any sort of formal recruiting program. They're all busy and wont want to hear from you earlier.

 

All the lowerclassmen I came across at various places usually had some relative, or well known connection at the place. There's a reason these places don't want a pimply emotional plank walkin around the office.

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