Recruiting at NYU - Stern

College Majors Business Major
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<p>not sure if any of you guys can answer my questions.. but I do not know of any other forums that can provide me with the necessary info.. the forum at <a href="http://www.thevault.com%5B/url%5D"&gt;www.thevault.com&lt;/a> makes you pay.. =T</p>

<p>2 questions:</p>

<p>alright so, I was just accepted to Stern as a transfer.. waiting to hear from Wharton.</p>

<p>4.0.. lot's of job experiences.. national recognition in competitions.. research experience in finance/economics.. you can check out my credentials/whatever.</p>

<p>just wondering how aggressively, i.e. the number of job placements in summer ib programs. do stern students get into..</p>

<p>i wanted to get into m&a for one summer and then leveraged finance the summer after that and then jump straight into private equity after graduation... so either Goldman, Citigroup, Deustche Bank would be perfect </p>

<p>i know that private equity generally do not hire undergrads.. but I'm wondering if anyone knows if that is the same case with stern.</p>

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<p>Blackstone's PE division hires out of undergrad, but to my understanding, they will only hire 2-3 people for the group each year (almost exclusively from Harvard and Wharton).</p>

<p>It's nice that you know what you want to do already, but keep in mind that doing M&A the summer after your sophomore year is ALMOST impossible, especially at a bulge bracket. Lev Fin isn't too easy to get into either. For most banks, after you receive your offer you will have a "sell-day," where you go in and interview with all the different groups. You pick your top 3 or so groups, and then they will place you.</p>

<p>Anyways, no matter where you go, you have to excel and standout above the rest if you want to work at GS, MS, etc. I would choose Wharton if you can get in, but keep in mind that you will need to maintain a high GPA there (in addition to ECs and what have you).</p>

<p>HTH</p>