Graduating without a plan

[manpower]

Get a bunch of friends together and all go live in an exotic location: I'm graduating in may and in the fall a small group of us are moving to new zealand for a year or so.

[jakethebake]

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Ive got about a 3.2 as a varsity athlete and my major is politics.

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Say I want to look into getting a finance job- what do I do and who do I talk to?

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Nothing like waiting until the last minute and then thinking you'll "look into" something you're not qualified for. Wtf is wrong with people?

[FoxwoodsFiend]

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Say I want to look into getting a finance job- what do I do and who do I talk to? How about working at a law firm? My parents would disown me if I played poker.

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I guarantee you Princeton has a career services office you can go to and ask these questions. There are places you can go to ask these questions, and 2+2 isn't quite as good at getting your foot in the door with a law firm or I-bank as Princeton is.

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

Why is it that there are so many helpless fools in OOT?

[pshreck]

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Ive got about a 3.2 as a varsity athlete and my major is politics.

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Say I want to look into getting a finance job- what do I do and who do I talk to?

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Nothing like waiting until the last minute and then thinking you'll "look into" something you're not qualified for. Wtf is wrong with people?

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A Princeton grad with any major is more qualified than most finance majors for a finance position, and Im sure he could apply and get one. School name goes a long way.

[scrub]

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Why is it that there are so many helpless fools in OOT?

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Do you think there's a chance that Dave didn't post this thinking that it was the best way to find a job?

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[zaxx19]

A Princeton grad with any major is more qualified than most finance majors for a finance position...

Bc he knows people who will hire him based on his being friends with their children..../????

In no other way is a VERY MEDIOCRE Ivey league grad with degree in an unrealted field that isnt remotely mathematical qualified to work in finance.

BTW is Princeton is like Harvard a 3.2 is pretty darn low.

The Ivey league is rife with grade inflation these days.

[Dead]

I don't think you could manage even a 1.5 at Harvard/Princeton, from reading your posts, so maybe you should just stop.

[edtost]

getting less than a 2-2.5 or so really requires effort.

[scalf]

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if ya fail to plan:

you are planning to fail..

gl

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