<p>How do you get one of these?</p>
<p>wondering the same</p>
<p>Ptooey! The dreaded i-banking! What schools do you go to? You should first ask around family/friends. Then, ask your career center.</p>
<p>Just apply to the major firms, they are always hiring as not many people go into this field.</p>
<p>Is there any chance for an internship for a high school student at an investment bank?</p>
<p>None, you have to be at least 18.</p>
<p>I've never heard of any h.s. student or as a matter of fact any college freshman getting jobs in ibanking. Some sophomores in college get them but primarily ibanks have internships only for college juniors.</p>
<p>so what do you guys suggest for high school students (who wanna do i-banking) to do :P. any other internship opportutities with finance & other business related fields?</p>
<p>lehman brothers was at UCLA today for recruiting. they only wanted to hire college juniors for their internships.</p>
<p>For the big firms, I think prority is given to app's from top school, my cousin's at Amherst were practically hunted by the recruter's and coming from an Ivy never hurts. I think their looking for students who could be successful recruits upon graduation.</p>
<p>Search for a HUGE ibanking thread on the parents forum on the old CC.</p>
<p>wrong: i will be a hs senior next year and I have an internship lined up so you CAN get one as a hs senior, at least. I applied as a junior and was told I was too young so perhaps that's the cut off. If you are extremely talented and you are younger than normal (as bern stated college junior) you should still go for it b/c you never know.</p>
<p>drop65 where did you find your internship at?</p>
<p>Get a good analytical and liberal education. Read "Seven Laws of Money" by Michael Phillips. Figure out how you are going to pay for college and not graduate without unmanageable debt. Learn how insurance and investment companies work. Learn how banks work. Can you literally think outside the perverbial box? </p>
<p>If you an investment banker , why would you ever want to have a job working for someone (company) other than working for yourself?</p>
<p>The biggest layoffs and firing in financial industry has also been in I-Banking.</p>
<p>wrong: i will be a hs senior next year and I have an internship lined up so you CAN get one as a hs senior, at least.</p>
<p>or you have really really really good connections, or you're going to be filing papers. Trust me you will not be doing any kind of analyst work as a senior in h.s. unless you're working for an i-bank but not in their ibanking division but rather in their private wealth management division. </p>
<p>I know recruiters at all the bulge bracket Ibanks and I would can say with almost complete confidence that you will not be doing anything other than filing work, sorry.</p>
<p>mahras,
I read that thread but did you ever end up getting an internhsip? If so could you provide info.</p>
<p>bern,
Do investment banks or other finance realted firms regularly take high schoolers to do filing?</p>
<p>Nope I didnt pursue an internship at an ibank. Instead I am starting a fund which will trade US equities and forex. Ibanking isnt for me. S&T is where its at :). Funny thing is apparently I did have some pretty good connections. My friends dad is a MD at a bulge bracket and could give me a spot easily. But I really dont have time juggling school, ECs, and putting the last finishing touches on my trading strategy. Good luck!</p>
<p>Good for you.
There are NO secrets to Money. Only people who believe in secrets.</p>
<p>Go get em.</p>
<p>thank you thank you. :)</p>