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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My DC is at an Ivy playing a sport. It seems like a great conversation starter for her at fairs and in interviews. I think the athlete network thing is overhyped. At least she has not seen it. She really does not have time to network, not like how the kids in finance clubs at her school do. [b]For the best finance jobs, they just want the smartest kids with quantitative skills. They’ll take a physics major over a tennis player any day.[/b] For her, her sport continues to teach things that will carry forward. The biggest are accountability and time management and drive. But when you drop your resume at JPM they want to see first and foremost your GPA and the classes you are taking (the more math the better). [/quote] This just isn’t true. [/quote] Simply stating that without any support just kind of undermines your assertion to the point that it’s just a garbage reply. When a consulting firm doing internship hiring asks for your SAT scores like McKinsey does and you are a test optional tennis player with a middle of the pack GPA, you are not getting that internship no matter how much charisma you exude. You’ll get a job at a big bank someday but it’s more likely institutional sales. That’s a world away from a buy side IB job or consulting at McKinsey. Some people don’t realize that all jobs at investment banks and other similar places are not created equal. [/quote] I know a single volleyball team at one of the above schools that had a [b]HALF DOZEN[/b] girls with banking internships just this past summer. That was effectively three quarters of the rising juniors and seniors. I see it first hand because my kid plays with them. [/quote]
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