Internship or Master in Finance first?
Looking for advice here to solve a dilemma. Goal is to break asap into IB, M&A.
Been accepted to MFIN at IE business school for April 2020 intake and was also offered a 6 month internship starting this January as a Valuation real estate analyst at CBRE, leader in the real estate advising industry.
Now, what path should I take?
A - Take the internship, leverage it for future IB applications and delay to September my intake?
B- Go straight to MFIN leading sooner to a job in IB but with no relevant finance experience (but still decent resume)
The crux here is: will that internship be a game changer for applications to BB when I will be an MFIN student? Or will I still be considered by BB HR even though I have no finance work exp? In other words, is an MFIN from a reputable school enough to get an IB offer?
Please share your opinion/questions
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You're welcome.
I can't talk about the US, but in Europe without an IBD intership you don't have a chance in FT recruiting.
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