Question:
I'm a junior attending a university. My major is managerial finance. I'm interested in becoming a financial advisor or analyst. Outside of my studies I play around with the stock market and have been fairly successful. I put together a project explaining the importance of retirement explaining the how to's on how to pick what's right for you: various mutual funds, ira's, etc. My teacher loved it. The kids on campus know me for making making financial talk simple and easy and "attractive." Several people have told me if I become a financial planner, advisor, analyst, they'd definitely trust me w/their money. I'm excited about having a career in that field but don't get enough guidance @ my school (career center, etc.) I'm looking for internships, but it's difficult in Mississippi (I keep trying.) I'm trying to make myself look attractive for employers. What else can I do to bring to the table to become a financial planner, advosor, analyst...and YES, I am going to graduate school!
Answer:
Gain as much experience as you can when attending school. Learn different types of funds and stocks, especially the ones your local banks provide for their clients. Study for those. If you are not shy, you can go and talk to someone at the bank and gather some useful information?
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