It has perhaps been discussed many times over here already but BIWS vs wall street prep, which of these would better suit a summer internship application.
i have already cleared L2 and have gone through valuations by damodran so my basics are in place.
for MBA you’ll need Introduction to Addition and Subtraction by Dr Seuss.
You’ve cleared L2 and are looking for summer internships - huh?
Markets rough, man
Op, both are very good. You wouldn’t go wrong with either.
i have been working in m&a tax for 2 years now and got admitted into a target school starting this june. CFA L2 is not enough to land a job in IB in my experience
So i should just go with the cheaper one? Right?? Also how many hours roughly does it take to finish the course? I am taregeting completion before early june.
I haven’t done either of the paid ones, I’ve just browsed their youtube videos and looked at their offerings. The youtube shit for both was solid and what they described as the stuff in their courses sounded solid.
But if you google this shit, you can see the following from BIWS: "At the minimum, you need 8 hours to get something out of the course. Ideally, you will have more like 3-4 weeks to absorb the concepts at a deeper level. And to get the maximum benefit out of the course, you’ll have 2-3 months for it (at approximately 1-2 hours per day). " and this from WSP: “You should expect to spend approximately 70-90 hours to complete it. Using a combination of videos, Excel model templates and financial reports, this course …”
Now do your own damn googling
duh. IBankers don’t care about CFA
Cool, sounds like time required is more or less similar in both the courses…thanks !!
So you’re looking to do 2 internships or is this for next summer?
Mr Isiah , you don’t even work. You should write a book on "how to live like a leech "
^ Oh shit!
huh?
bro, I started doin work when you were still in diapers. Respect.
I actually didn’t know the protocol for internships - do people really do one before MBA and during MBA? I’m looking to apply this year (if this GMAT goes well).
quantwannabe - is this you on the freeway of life? 
Its just like undergrad, do an internship with a company between first and second year, hope to get picked up. I did an internship at a pe firm with an hbs student. Also worked along side mba grads trying to make their way into the industry.
Yes Sir. You are the jobless one filming me .
let me get this straight, you have brown pride living in Malaysia, graduated in EE, but say you have a degree in physics, got into Standford, but are considering MFin programs as well, or creating your own startup idea for which you will not disclose, but it is really a good idea! you represent the future of AI and decline of finance but want to go into finance, so need ideas, and are a recent immigrant to canada, where you will pursue great things, but just don’t know where to start… #amirite6? 
*^ no
tank