Regardless of what area of finance you’re interested in, we have the tips and resources to guide your process and help you land the offer.
About Us
Finance recruiting is one of the toughest internship processes out there, with top firms reportedly extending offers to less than 1% of applicants during the 2024 cycle. We built this platform because we know firsthand how difficult it all is, and we wanted students currently recruiting to have the support we wished we had. The Intern Blueprint is designed to help you cut through the complexity, stay on track, and prepare with in-depth insights from students who’ve successfully navigated the process not too long ago.
Everything is completely free — all you have to do is refer a friend.
We break down our training down into 4 concepts in order to give a strong sense of what needs to be done. Regardless of if you’ve been planning on being a banker since you were a kid or if you just decided yesterday, we’re able to help.
Choosing Your Path
Investment banking, sales & trading, venture capital, wealth management, consulting, and so many more. These are just several areas within the large scope of finance, and figuring out which ones genuinely intrigue you is step one.
Understanding the Timeline
You could be the most qualified candidate out there, but if you don’t know when the process actually takes place, you’re already behind. We make sure you know exactly when applications are released and help you prep everything leading up.
Networking
Easily the most important aspect of the finance recruiting process, and will remain important throughout your entire career. The top firms get thousands of applications, with a reported offer rate of under 1%. First round
Apply now to gain direct access into a deep dive into each respective area, along with access to a number of resources to aid your recruiting process.
Interview preparation
Being able to have the standard technical knowledge is a baseline for most firms. Being able to impress with your behavioral skillset is what lands the offer. Gain guidance from the college students who did the interviews, and got the offers.