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How to actually land the internship
The parts of recruiting nobody hands you: who to network with, how to tailor a resume, how to prepare for interviews, and the path from your school to the firm you want.
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NetworkingHow to Network for Finance Internships (Without It Feeling Fake)Who to reach out to, what to say, how to run a 15-minute call, and how to follow up so a finance internship coffee chat turns into a referral.9 min read →ResumesHow to Tailor Your Resume for Every Internship You Apply ToWhy one resume doesn't work, how to read a posting like a screener, and a five-step process for tailoring your resume to each internship in minutes.8 min read →InterviewsHow to Prepare for Internship Interviews: A 3-Week PlanA three-week plan for internship interviews: the stages to expect, how to answer “tell me about yourself,” STAR stories, technicals by track, and practicing out loud.9 min read →
From your school to the firm
Step-by-step paths for specific schools and firms.
UT Austin → J.P. MorganHow to Get a J.P. Morgan Internship from UT Austin6 min read →UF → Goldman SachsHow to Get a Goldman Sachs Internship from the University of Florida6 min read →Indiana → Goldman SachsHow to Get a Goldman Sachs Internship from Indiana University6 min read →CMU → Jane StreetHow to Get a Jane Street Internship from Carnegie Mellon6 min read →NYU → Morgan StanleyHow to Get a Morgan Stanley Internship from NYU6 min read →Michigan → McKinseyHow to Get a McKinsey Internship from the University of Michigan6 min read →Ohio State → J.P. MorganHow to Get a J.P. Morgan Internship from Ohio State6 min read →Berkeley → GoogleHow to Get a Google Internship from UC Berkeley6 min read →
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