The internship coordination was quick and brief. I expected a bunch of financial sheet questions in the interview, however, they mainly talked about the hours I could work over the winter break. The head of research is very nice and keeps her door open. Working with the Associate and Senior Analysts was well worth the commute and lack of pay. I learned more practical-analytical skills in the month there than in the previous semester I just completed at the University of Tennessee.

It was your standard informational interview, they were trying to get a feel for character and fit. No technical questions. They will mostly want you to model with excel. I met with three upper level employees and had a 30 minute interview with each.