They pick students who are literally the best though, and they've had other internships at comparable firms prior in all likelihood. Westcoaster:I heard Wells Fargo recruits from the MSF program at UF.
I read somewhere that getting into the MSF is like resetting your GPA? What exactly does that mean? Is it because you can then list your GPA on resume as 1) undergrad total and also 2) post MSF admission courses? Because that'd probably help me a lot. I know I can get 4.0s at this school, and I'm hoping to have 3.4ish by end of fall, 3.55ish by end of spring. One other question is, my GPA right now is pretty bad (banking on really good finance related ECs/work to get me into MSF) bit higher than a 2.8, had some problems adapting/medically freshman year. My question is would I be better off with just graduating undergrad normally (and risking not getting good internships) and then look at grad school, or should I go for the MSF (get good internships + post grad job) but then not pursue grad school (at more of a target institution than UF)? I know UF is definitely not a target school, but it is a large state school with a huge variety of networks to chase after. However, and maybe this is completely wrong, it seems like with an MSF there is no point in then going to grad school or pursuing an MBA (as I said, may have read this completely wrong)? The couple things that I like about it are that the internship placement over sophomore & junior summer would probably be better than what I could get now (they do have a few that place impressively, Cof15 MSF had 1 GS, 1 JPM), the school seems to focus/help out MSF students more, and you can take MBA program classes. Now I realize that it's not necessarily the greatest MSF out there, but it would be very inexpensive for me (in state, kinda strapped for cash), and would only add a year of school on for me, meaning I could graduate in 2016 with an MSF. I just found out about the MSF program here about a week ago and have been doing some research on it. I'm majoring in economics (may switch to finance) and mathematics. I'm very interested in something in I-banking, trading, or consulting (at top institutions), which I will narrow down as time passes. Hi, I'm a current undergrad at UF, heading into my sophomore year.
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