>Comes across more like genuine career advice. That was the intention.
Oh, and what would be the result of majoring in finance -> not attending a target school -> not breaking into M&A, I-banking, etc. (irreversibly declining industries).
Answer: A dead-end job at a regional banking branch (non-HQ) that will require further education (debt) to "POTENTIALLY" break into a higher paying job.
Finance is full of people with survival bias. That is to say that you only hear about the people that survive, you don't hear from the people that died (figuratively and literally).
Andrew Wood
work and buy btc
Henry Stewart
Fiance as a profession? No. Not unless you go to an ivy league school and can network your way into a top tier firm. Accounting will provide you with more options.
>Most of them made 80k/year straight after their bachelor studies. Performance bonuses can go up to 500k per year in your first years. lol! most people in finance do not go into investment banking. Also, only guys at the top get those kind of bonuses and get used to working 100 hours a week (not a typo) in NYC for ~150k your analyst years.
Gavin Gonzalez
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Connor Lewis
Yes, but curb your expectations about earnings after graduation
Also learn SQl and maybe some python before you graduate and thank me later
Christian Cook
Everything I hear from guys in finance I know is that you're going to have to work 100 hours a week for that comparatively measly $80-100k.
I would rather suck cocks for a living. It's one of the most "who you know" industries around.
Joseph Butler
>I would rather suck cocks for a living.
It's best to stick with what you know eh?
Levi Brooks
You better study memetics and pull off some pnd on biz brainlets. This post is not ironic
