Official Summer 2012 & Off Cycle Internship Applications

a good question, infinitley long :biggrin:

according to the documentary i watched a while ago anyway :gah:

anyway what i meant to say was - they are considered a little bit lower than the barcaps and goldmans of this world right? so under that assumption should they be a little more easy to apply for?

anyway - i just submitted for Deutsche so i will keep people updated

no.

Reply 1381

stevenjohnh

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Original post by jermaindefoe

a good question, infinitley long :biggrin:

according to the documentary i watched a while ago anyway :gah:

anyway what i meant to say was - they are considered a little bit lower than the barcaps and goldmans of this world right? so under that assumption should they be a little more easy to apply for?

anyway - i just submitted for Deutsche so i will keep people updated

lol....

Reply 1382

Bartyl

Hi,

I am in the process of putting together a Google Docs spreadsheet of as many internship opportunities for Summer 2012 as I can find. It covers a range of industries.

Please find it here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aii7O2s7khwtdDNObVhHMmk2Tk5IeDcwbVotNFJQdVE&hl=en_US

If you are interested in helping me edit it, and add more, please message me.

thanks.

Reply 1383

BearOrBull

Original post by Bartyl

Hi,

I am in the process of putting together a Google Docs spreadsheet of as many internship opportunities for Summer 2012 as I can find. It covers a range of industries.

Please find it here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aii7O2s7khwtdDNObVhHMmk2Tk5IeDcwbVotNFJQdVE&hl=en_US

If you are interested in helping me edit it, and add more, please message me.

thanks.

A very comprehensive list - I imagine it took a great deal of time to compile and I hope people contribute to expanding it. Unfortunately, my gut instinct is that you will now encounter what economists refer to as the "free rider" problem.

Reply 1384

WallStreetWolf

Original post by crustz

I think it's pretty much instant if you pass the test, sorry buddy.

Oh no I got an invite to the competency questions straight away!! I definitely passed that test lol, I'm just curious to know how long after you complete the whole application they get back to you.

Reply 1385

WallStreetWolf

Original post by Bartyl

Hi,

I am in the process of putting together a Google Docs spreadsheet of as many internship opportunities for Summer 2012 as I can find. It covers a range of industries.

Please find it here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aii7O2s7khwtdDNObVhHMmk2Tk5IeDcwbVotNFJQdVE&hl=en_US

If you are interested in helping me edit it, and add more, please message me.

thanks.

That's very kind of you, almost too kind!

Reply 1386

WallStreetWolf

Any news from anyone? More specifically, anyone heard from MS, BoA or BNPP since submitting the application (i.e the test and competency questions).

Good luck :smile:

Reply 1387

soundofsilence

Uh? Does RBS only do a logical (shape things) test? Just a 10min logical test seems a bit short

Reply 1388

rza89

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Original post by BearOrBull

A very comprehensive list - I imagine it took a great deal of time to compile and I hope people contribute to expanding it. Unfortunately, my gut instinct is that you will now encounter what economists refer to as the "free rider" problem.

lol free ryding?

Free riding is usually considered to be an economic problem only when it leads to the non-production or under-production of a public good (and thus to Pareto inefficiency), or when it leads to the excessive use of a common property resource. The term free rider comes from the example of someone using public transportation without paying the fare. If too many people do this, the system will not have enough money to operate
:biggrin:

Reply 1389

Industrious Orca

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Original post by jermaindefoe

anyway what i meant to say was - they are considered a little bit lower than the barcaps and goldmans of this world right? so under that assumption should they be a little more easy to apply for?

anyway - i just submitted for Deutsche so i will keep people updated

No,

Top 5 in EMEA are Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse.

Barclays Capital are decent, but not to the same level as the above.

How hard different banks are to get into will depend on several factors; number of interns taken, number of applicants to that specific bank, how good you are etc. Deutsche Bank will be hard though.

Reply 1390

Hampstead_K

Rejected from Deutsche post screening & tests - tough, tough to get into.

Was for S&T internship

Reply 1391

BearOrBull

Rejected from UBS S&T.

Circa 10 days after completing online tests for those interested in the time lag of the consideration process.

Reply 1392

Industrious Orca

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Anyone else get a call from Greenhill about a presentation and networking event they're putting on Wednesday?

Reply 1393

swatson12

Original post by Hampstead_K

Rejected from Deutsche post screening & tests - tough, tough to get into.

Was for S&T internship

how long ago since you did the tests?

Reply 1394

erebus-x

Guys, about the UBS essay/motivational questions , is the 1000 characters limit with spaces or without spaces ? they didn't mention or I couldn't find it

Thanks

Reply 1395

Don John

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Applied for summer internships at Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs - trading currencies. Also contacting my uncle who works for Bank of America. Third year mathematician at Edinburgh, so I'm a year later than all English university people my own age...

Reply 1396

EternalBudhist

Original post by Industrious Orca

No,

Top 5 in EMEA are Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse.

Barclays Capital are decent, but not to the same level as the above.

How hard different banks are to get into will depend on several factors; number of interns taken, number of applicants to that specific bank, how good you are etc. Deutsche Bank will be hard though.

You have no idea what you are talking about

Reply 1397

WallStreetWolf

Original post by Don John

Applied for summer internships at Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs - trading currencies. Also contacting my uncle who works for Bank of America. Third year mathematician at Edinburgh, so I'm a year later than all English university people my own age...

You'll be sorted mate!

Reply 1398

thedream

Original post by erebus-x

Guys, about the UBS essay/motivational questions , is the 1000 characters limit with spaces or without spaces ? they didn't mention or I couldn't find it

Thanks

with spaces.

Reply 1399

Don John

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Original post by WallStreetWolf

You'll be sorted mate!

Haha why is that?