There are newer employer reviews for EY. Former Employee - Business Advisor Program (BAP). Business Analyst jobs. Average salary for EY BUSINESS ADVISOR PROGRAM SENIOR in New York City: $102,977. Based on 5 salaries posted anonymously by EY BUSINESS ADVISOR PROGRAM SENIOR.

People at both firms were very friendly and smart. Like InvertedMooning said, first round on campus was just behavioral. Case wasn't too bad. Involved larger bank purchasing smaller, local bank and potential risks involved.

Basically, I knew my resume very well, was able to explain why a career in financial services (particularly at EY) interested me, and had a few stories that showcased ability as an effective team member and leader. Got offers from both, but ended up going with Navigant. My heart just really is not in finance, and I just felt like Navigant was a better match for me. Feel free to PM me for more info, if interested. • • • • • Monkeys, I feel that my GPA has really been holding me back lately. What are your thoughts on putting a pro forma GPA on my resume? John Mellencamp Taxi Dancer Chords. I was thinking it would look something like the following: Really shows my knack for banking I think.

But curious of your opinion guys? • I am using a throw-away account for this post. I have been meaning to do a post to tell my story for a couple of years now, and finally am following through with it. It is my hope that fellow students and analysts will gain some insight and perspective from my experience. Background: I had.

• I’ve dealt with both internal corporate recruiters and external (headhunters) and I continue to be amazed at how awful they are as a rule. I applied to a super regional bank, a recruiter reached out with some questions and stated that after I filled it out they’d reach out to set up a.

• I may be a dumb southerner who limped through advanced calculus like a wounded animal, but I spent a fair amount of time in college studying math and applied statistics. (I think it is amazing you can graduate from many institutions with a degree in finance, having memorized a bunch of formulas.

• Gents, Off topic and just out of curiosity. Being a first-generation American with strong European roots, I have always found it fascinating which substances people use to get through the week, enjoy the weekend, wake up in the morning, or fall asleep at night. ESPECIALLY here in America. • Recently, as I contemplate my life in this soulless dystopian tech city, I cannot help but fantasize about Chicago and how awesome that city really is. So underrated. The only true negative is the winters. Consider the following: 1.

Very cheap for a major city, especially rent. • Or is it too early to post Ron Paul.gif? Pretty exciting. Take your guess, we'll see in a week who was right. Make sure to see the top comment below by UFOinsider. **Tuesday update:** **Thursday update: ** • Hey all, Last week I was driving to class in the evening during rush hour, and witnessed a young teenager completely rear end someone's jag suv (the new f-pace) on the highway. The driver immediately got out of the car, opened his rear door - *and I shit you not* - grabbed a used diaper.