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+1 the benefit of exploring is that you’ll find what you enjoy AND are talented at. the book “Range” explores this topic.from the description: poodle_talker
+1 Foster is the play - here are their IB Accelerator's placement numbers - https://www.uwiba.org/general-8 prospective intern_0000001
+1 Their Investment Banking Accelerator is the way to break into IB. Has high placement odds for Seattle boutiques/MM firms (Cascadia, Meridian, BMO) and gets a few people into BB/EB every year (PWP, JPM/GS, etc.). notyourcupoftea
+1 Based on the most helpful WSO content, here's a breakdown of your options and considerations: WSO Monkey Bot
+1 Omg I’m so sorry. My interview was for SA27, so that’s probably why haha. Best of luck FleetingSpirit
+1 Yeah I’d definitely reach out to the recruiter first. The whole “they were impressed” then random rejection a week later usually means something changed behind the scenes, not that you suddenly became a bad candidate. tampawampa
+1 Penn (especially if Wharton) and Columbia are both worth considering along side Dartmouth too… especially since both are also free.  Associate 3 in PE - LBOs
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+1 You should at least once. It’s just a really fun time. Amazing food and the pit is so much fun. You can yell and a scream and rip up cards and they don’t bat an eye. Smoke Frog
+1 Just bullshit with them talk about sports and college. Have them live vicariously through your youth.  Principal in PE - LBOs
+1 Interesting, no explanation. I am shocked. You keep using the past tense. Are you aware that the war is still ongoing? I can show some sources if you need confirmation. lake_michigan
+1 Would the entirety of your undergrad career be at a satellite? People like to make jokes about the satellite campuses across the internet and I imagine in people in hiring capacities do as well. markjab
+1 I think the answer is yes, but: Count WACCula
+1 I’m familiar with one of the their Sun Belt offices and their shit is totally fucked larry david
+1 BritanniaAmericanaBump. Also in a similar situation Nobody Man
+1 Class of 22 here so yall came in the year I left. Damn I’m old. Went to UF and yea my college days were awesome, definitely more fun than I’m having now working in PE, but it’s a trade off. Analyst0910
+1 From similar background (though I got a full ride at one of HYP instead).  Dartmouth is what I would lean to, it's not any less of a "Target" than Stanford for Wall Street.  Associate 2 in PE - LBOs
+1 Final rounds for buyside credit research roles can indeed vary, but here’s what you should know based on the most helpful WSO content: WSO Monkey Bot
+1 Stop looking at me bro earthwalker7
+1 Incoming Analyst in IB-M&A jarnold
+1 Would you mind dming me to chat about your role. Got an offer for BD at a very solid shop but very niche industry. lakers12
+1 Would you mind dming me to chat about your role. Got an offer for BD at a very solid shop but very niche industry. lakers12
+1 Would you mind dming me to chat about your role. Got an offer for BD at a very solid shop but very niche industry. lakers12
+1 . VP in PE - LBOs
+1 Bump Intern in IB - Gen
+1 Just another kid at arguably the most elite college in the world which sits and has the most exposure to the center of the world’s engine for technological innovation. Prospect in PE - Other
+1 Would you mind dming me to chat about your role. Got an offer for BD at a very solid shop but very niche industry. lakers12
+1 I’ve recently been looking into equity research. Also have been looking at accounting roles since my degree is in accounting but specifically QoE/FDD roles and nothing. Intern in IB - Cov
+1 Bump, very curious Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+1 Stern vs Cornell based on fit. Have you visited auckfndover
+1 Hg also pays ~370 all in for ASO1 Analyst 1 in IB-M&A
+1 We don’t really expect interns to know any technicals, you have nothing to worry about. Be good to work with, strong attention to details, make beautiful slides, you will be fine. Green Zeus
+1 For covering Europe. What is your point?  primemeridian23
+1 What’s the split of DL vs SS deals there? Are the DL deals they do vanilla deals? newkid2019
+1 I’m shocked at the responses here. If you take UVA, you deserve all the opportunities that do (or don’t) come your way. I was public school undergrad and Harvard for MBA. Associate 1 in IB - Gen
+1 Generally have 2-3 questions ready. Macro Arbitrage
+1 The time spent in IB is a 'stamp of approval' on your resume and provides many exit opportunities down the line. It's probably 90% of the reason most people even do IB even though they hate the lifestyle. equitymuncher
+1 The fight is not over yet, there are still openings and postings brother at this point land any job in a city you want to be in or if you can't do that take up any job remotely in finance and keep moving forward. Prospect in IB - Gen
+1 equitymuncher AppleSauce123
+1 Don't do investment banking if you're not going to enjoy the work. You will regret it AppleSauce123
+1 Agreed. i worked in the Houston IB scene and interns were always dressed up. Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
+1 People here are missing the point about a Jefferson scholar. If I saw “full academic scholarship” to UVA o a resume, that’s just as impressive as a regular Stanford student.  MMBanker14
+1 I followed up with them on Monday and they said they're going to decide early next week since they are finishing up interviews. I guess I am still in the process but not their first choice.  Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
+1 Full transparency I go to Cornell, my friends attend other schools. Minors work across schools. LeftLion
+1 go to stanford uva is not at that level yet jarnold
+1 would stick with her while u progress ur career jarnold
+1 At least have a boutique IB internship. Otherwise you really run the risk of not getting in. Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
+1 regardless they should have been careful. truth is they can't fix what happened and should be an example for everyone else.  Intern in IB-M&A
+1 If we’re comparing pipeline, stern is equal or better at every bank and better for the buyside. But I agree it comes down to campus fit. Both similar difficulty of recruiting rooseveltfan
+1 Got r2 animatedmonkiwi
+1 Honestly hard to say. Works at McKinsey
+1 Stern if you're set on finance, cornell if you think you might want to do something else.  Prospect in IB - Cov
+1 Does she know you make 80k? If I hear "manager" and "consulting", I think of a # at least 2-3x that starbuckssalesdesk
+1 Forget the path. Is Peace Corps something you want to do? If so, do it. You'll be shocked at how much you can learn from challenging yourself, and opportunities often crop up where you least expect it. jaxcut4
+1 Are you joking? TC for a firm like EVR is like 200-240K, double what this guy makes at the latter range. So yes income being twice as much and scaling even faster is that significant. Intern in IB-M&A
+1 Love seeing posts like this hahahaha. Makes me feel great about going to a target!!! Cold app to EB and got the offer. I'm sure that would've happened coming from ASU!!! Intern in IB-M&A
+1 Underrated comment. Kudos chimp Intern in IB-M&A
+1 This is like dating a man Prospect in IB-M&A
+1 start casing bro equitymuncher
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+1 The degree is more rigorous Societies are very good Network is strong Recruitment season they do a lot of good stuff Prospect in IB - Gen
+1 Get a job first Intern in IB - CB
+1 you left out crucial information which is whats your alternative? Research Analyst in HF - Other
+1 We’re never beating the accusations JFC HL IS AN EB
+1 Not reading all that but based on the title stern is perceived as hardo but not intelligent. Analyst 2 in IB-M&A
+1 East village Analyst 1 in IB - Cov
+1 There are so many nuances it’s fought to give a real answer. I’m trying but things like. Sector tilts, alpha, hedges, expenses, center book, percent on your pnl (which begs the question I’m asking on digesting returns…). sick_willy
+1 Analyst 1 in IB - Cov Intern in IB - Cov
+1 Beacon pays better than street pal. Enjoy your 100hrs a week though. Director in IB-M&A
+1 What is your Summer 2026 role? Analyst 2 in IB-M&A
+1 I tend to agree with the OP here. Given that women are now making more money than ever (in some cities they are out earning men), this is just the natural progression of dating. Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+1 Wait no way you cut the cloth is Stern placement better. Cornell 200 recruit for usually 150 slots and its a similiar number of spots at Stern for like 400 recruiting. LeftLion
+1 fig has hella baddies  nvm Prospect in IB - Cov
+1 No COO in Acct - Audit
+1 How has this offer impacted your dating life? I'm sure it must have been enhanced greatly n1ck_kyrg1os
+1 Does your school not have a Bloomberg terminal dudukingdom
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+1 Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some tailored recommendations and insights for choosing the best jeans for your needs: Fit and Comfort: WSO Monkey Bot
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+1 Strong breakdown of how De Beers transitioned from a centralized supply controller to a more market oriented player. EmilyIsabelle
+1 Agreed. In trading, skill > brand. And I say that having been lucky enough to be at a 'Tier 1' and other shops. Hierarchy of brand matters way less than I thought it did as a student, and who you learn from is key. Emerging Monkey EMBA
+1 I'd recommend LSE Econ for networking with alumni if S&T in general is the goal. Imperial for specifically quant. Emerging Monkey EMBA
+1 You’re probably just a squid Prospect in IB - Cov
+1 Assert dominance and order the most expensive wine on the menu Associate 2 in PE - LBOs
+1 Those IBs won’t give you the flexibility you’d think you’ll have. Personally MF credit listed here make it a no brainer Associate 2 in Private Credit
+1 Heard GS was online and so is PWP JumpingShip
+1 Everybody has a lack of exits and an "American waterfall" (carry paid out by the deal exit) is very rare, even among American funds, these days. flipcup
+1   . heatherhutchinson
+1 I wonder too. On trackr it says it is not open yet, and no one on linkedin has posted anything about it. monkeybrain3
+1 100% agreed with what you said. My question is more about the assigning process after the training period I guess. Analyst 2 in S&T - FI
+1 Right now you’re anchoring everything on her salary, which is understandable, but not actually the healthiest lens. getcontactnumbers
+1 No—only the MA makes you an Oxford alum which you receive a few years after earning your BA. VP in PE - LBOs
+1 To CRE’s point I’m not sure I would do anything too different other than timing. I have a great gig but would have made 10x more if joined in the early 2010s compared to the late 2010s which is depressing….. larry david
+1 Congratulations! I want to target S&T roles at BB in London for 2027 summer and i just haven’t found as much info as IB for what it takes for you to get interviewed.  iuc
+1 A good way is asking if your boss you are on track with all yearly goals, on track for promotions, raises, or whatever in September or October. Soros_
+1 I think if you are not delusional about the success of your product just remove YC as an option. Assistant in Legal
+1 Thanks for the insight, may I ask what product desk this is? dudukingdom
+1 Prestige is one of the things I care the least about tbh, so I feel like you're the perfect guy to reply to this. TonySoprano9910
+1 What fund size are you? Would guess LMM / ~$1 billion or so?  Associate 3 in PE - LBOs
+1 But why do these happen so often? It's like these people don't want to make money. pbandjpartners