Engineer wondering 2009 Banking Recruitment

I'm assuming that the recruitment process for next summer is going to be brutal, with few slots and a lot of applicants.

I'm a Cornell Engineer with a 3.7 GPA, finance club positions, and am doing research in the MBA school. This summer I have a PWM opportunity and the opportunity to do research with a guy who is a pretty big deal in finance related academia.

Which one sets me up better for recruitment this fall/winter? I feel that the PWM thing is bs, but it's all I got this year.

Thanks

 

THe PWM shows you can deal with people. The research is strong because of the work you will do and if the guy is a pretty recognized figure I would say go for it. I know a few guys in PWM and it's a hit and miss.

With your stats you should be fine for next year.

 

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