| Topic Name: |
A Question for the Bankers |
| Message Name: |
Once you're in a top |
| Date Posted: |
05/24/2000 |
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I would really rather hear comments from I-banking associates if possible.
I passed the Series 7 and went into retail production (at a respected firm) immediately after college graduation. I was a broker for several years (with great success) and I am enrolling this fall in a top tier MBA program.
I am returning for my MBA specifically so that I can transition into corporate finance.
How difficult will this be, if at all?
I realize that it would be easier to transition to Institutional Sales, but that is not why I am returning to school and that is not what I want to do.
Can anyone comment on this? In some circles within the world of corporate finance there seems to be a elitism that might not approve of someone like myself making the transition from Retail to Corporate Finance.
Will this be an issue?
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| Message: |
Once you're in a top 10 MBA program it doesn't matter what you did before, but if you weren't an analyst make sure you get a summer associate position if you want to be an Investment Banker after you graduate.
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