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Original post by theseeker
So early October is a good time to send the applications in?


I don't know if it's a good time, but it is the time I chose.
Gave myself the deadline of october 10.
Original post by solaars
I don't know if it's a good time, but it is the time I chose.
Gave myself the deadline of october 10.


Did you get an internship/insight week?
Is late September an OK time to send applications off with a decent chance? I feel like I should go into it with more knowledge. Going to Imperial (Maths + CompSci), have maths awards, music ensembles + competitions, programming experience, academic achievements, insight days.
Original post by yl95
Is late September an OK time to send applications off with a decent chance? I feel like I should go into it with more knowledge. Going to Imperial (Maths + CompSci), have maths awards, music ensembles + competitions, programming experience, academic achievements, insight days.


September is still very early. There will be an initial focus on Summer and full time recruiting.

I think any time before late October is still fairly early.
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Original post by theseeker
Did you get an internship/insight week?

I'm starting uni this september, so I'm applying, just as you. Hopefully will!
Is anyone purchasing any test preparation packs for shl and kenexa? Which is the best one.
Ive heard of grad monkey so far, which others are good
Original post by Georgeleeds
Is anyone purchasing any test preparation packs for shl and kenexa? Which is the best one.
Ive heard of grad monkey so far, which others are good


Check this out for a discount on JobTestPrep - it's more comprehensive than GradMonkey & Assessment Day http://canarywharfian.co.uk/test-prep/
I did join a finance/business related club during the penultimate year of high school, I was wondering is this experience still relevant? Considering that it happened 3 years ago...
What banks do not have any tests in the online application process?
Original post by thelion0
What banks do not have any tests in the online application process?


Goldman sachs, Rothschild, blackrock and nomura


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Original post by Calculon13
Goldman sachs, Rothschild, blackrock and nomura


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Thank you, at least I know where i will be this spring haha
Original post by thelion0
Thank you, at least I know where i will be this spring haha


No problem mate. I've noticed that we go to the same university so if you need any advice just send a pm.


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Has anyone managed to find the JPM Spring Week application yet? I've found the page, but not a direct link to an actual application
Original post by solaars
Hey, I'll be doing UCL Econ this september as well. Give me a pm!
Regarding the SW application, I think grades, even though yours are good, is not sufficient in a good Spring Week application. But hell, you're at a target so play it all in all, find stuff you did that you can put on a cv (as long as it is recent and decent). The swimming competition is a good example.


His grades are more than enough to land him a SW, alongside the fact he'll be studying at UCL.
Original post by Abdul-Karim
His grades are more than enough to land him a SW, alongside the fact he'll be studying at UCL.

Check the message I posted following the one you answered. That's what I meant.
Anyone heard back from Blackrock? Or anyone aware of the time frame they take to get back to you?

-Regards, Hope all applications are going well and not destroying the summer haha
Original post by thelion0
Anyone heard back from Blackrock? Or anyone aware of the time frame they take to get back to you?

-Regards, Hope all applications are going well and not destroying the summer haha


Wondering if I'm the only one who is waiting until university starts before sending anything off
Original post by Selym95
Wondering if I'm the only one who is waiting until university starts before sending anything off


Starting uni and applying later on will not make my application any better. Also, when uni starts I will be socialising, going out and studying. I'll have less time on my hands. That's just me though.
Original post by thelion0
Starting uni and applying later on will not make my application any better. Also, when uni starts I will be socialising, going out and studying. I'll have less time on my hands. That's just me though.


Sure, that's fair enough. If I was in your position I'd be doing the same - I'm just holding out to see if I'll be able to make any developments in the 3-4 weeks I'm there before I'm having to send apps off haha. The fact my freshers is two weeks as well doesn't make it any easier :rolleyes:
Does anyone know if advice/support is provided at uni for SW applications?
(Specifically UCL Econ as that's where I'm going).

I'm just wondering if holding off starting anything until I start at uni will help me or not.


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