JP Morgan is obviously a great company to work for.. but it seems like all of their entry-level full time positions are filled by summer interns who receive return offers. I have only once come across an analyst opening (at least in Los Angeles). Is the only way to "break into" the firm to do so from undergrad? I graduated one year ago.
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This is the case for most banks....if you already have work experience, you can apply for sr.analyst/associate openings
I have yet to see an associate position open. it seems like all associates at the firm started as analysts.
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