My family wants me to do an MBA, but I want to try direct entry into investment banking through skill-based programs. Is that realistic?
Yes, it is realistic especially if you are willing to take a non-traditional path. I know someone who skipped an MBA and went through IB at Amquest Education instead. His family was unsure at first, but after seeing his dedication and progress, they eventually supported him. What helped him was work
While my family wants me to pursue an MBA, I'm more inclined toward building skills that can help me enter the investment banking field directly. I believe that with the right certifications, strong financial modeling skills, and focused networking, it's realistic to break into the industry without
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