<p>My school has an "Employers in Residence" event where some employers from the area come and you can sign up for an informational interview, mock interview, or resume critique and I signed up to do an informational interview with a smaller local bank, Your Community Bank. This is my first semester at this school and I've only been living here, Southern Indiana just north of Louisville for 6 months. My concentration is Business Economics and Public Policy. I think I'd be good at risk management and underwriting so I thought a bank would be a good place to start to get to know someone and gain information. I chose the economics path because I could see myself in many different areas of business and didn't want to limit myself to just one but risk management is a possibility for me. I also planned on going to the career fair later this month but I have a math test that day at the time the career fair starts. Would it look bad if I walk in late since I had a class so skip this one and wait for next semester or walk in late, they'd understand? Considering I'm relatively new to the area and 2 years from graduation, would you say this is a good start to networking and what other recommendations could anyone with more experience with this give me? It's greatly appreciated.</p>