tfw feeling when you realize that you have no chance at competing for a hot wall street job bc average grades and no internship at a big bank in new york
>>1338726
>bc average grades
shouldve tried harder then, go upgrade
>no internship at a big bank in new york
newsflash: there are banks elsewhere
>>1338729
To work on wall street, you need an internship ON WALL STREET.
>>1338734
better tell the wall street investors that started wall street that then
wall street has ALWAYS existed apparently, the indians that sold Manhattan to the whites apparently were running it at one point
>>1338740
this is why i love this board. there's always someone more retarded. obviously things are different today than they were two hundred years ago.
>>1338745
you said something retarded; to which i threw a equally retarded answer back in your face
just cause some of the wall street jobs come from people who work in the new york fnancial sector doesnt mean no one else can get in on it
find whatever capital your state/province has, get a job there doing what you want to do in new york, BE REAL GOOD at it, build a resume, get the skills then either transfer or get a job there
its a bit of a workaround and effort but its doable
>mfw previous degree
>mfw current degree 90% GPA
>mfw professional work experience from first degree
>mfw lots of EC
>mfw haven't gotten an internship offer at any of the banks I've applied to yet
I knew it was competitive to get into corporate finance or investment banking but jesus christ, I'd have thought I'd be in a decent position compared to most other applicants for an internship.
>>1338757
Sorry, I'm just bitter. Im going to take your word on this, want to keep hopes alive.
>>1338765
You probably are in a good position compared to other people. It's just that they only take a tiny tiny tiny proportion of the people who apply. 97th percentile finance student? Not good enough. rough life we've chosen :^)
