If by perfect fit you mean spending 80 hours a week doing spread sheets and typing prospectuses than yes. You don't need an MBA though, a BBA will suffice for lower level banking. Eventually you may have to go back to school though.
If by perfect fit you mean spending 80 hours a week doing spread sheets and typing prospectuses than yes. You don't need an MBA though, a BBA will suffice for lower level banking. Eventually you may have to go back to school though.
I know the hours can be long, but there are rewards and bonuses to be had. Do you know someone in the field?
I know the hours can be long, but there are rewards and bonuses to be had. Do you know someone in the field?
Yeah, I have a few relatives/family friends in the field. Also, a few of the people I know in my student organizations have received full-time offers. I'm only an undergrad myself though. Make sure you research into different finance positions though, there are a few different options that will give you a better work/life balance like sales or trading which I've been thinking about pursuiting.
Yeah, I have a few relatives/family friends in the field. Also, a few of the people I know in my student organizations have received full-time offers. I'm only an undergrad myself though. Make sure you research into different finance positions though, there are a few different options that will give you a better work/life balance like sales or trading which I've been thinking about pursuiting.
I am still an undergrad as well, but keep in contact with me. I'm still trying to determine which way to head in the finance world. I appreciate the feedback.
