I applied to most of the BB as a non-target in the 2nd week of Spetember. Should I assume I am already dinged, or are the Super Saturdays after they already know how many target school kids they are getting? The only bank I had a decision either way was Wachovia. Any info would be helpful.
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the way I see it, banks recruit the following way
1-Interns are offered full time offers 2-Target schools get interviewed/network people get interviewed 3-After all of those are done they interview those people that filled out an online app
part 3 - an estimated month?
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