How to enter Goldman Sachs and become an analyst after graduating from college?

If you want to be an analyst at Goldman Sachs after graduation (that is, an entry-level position), you must go to a top university.

It doesn't matter where the school is, but it must be top notch. And if you want to enter the office of Gaosheng in China, it is helpful to have experience in studying in famous universities in Europe and America.

Studying in these universities has a better chance of entering Goldman Sachs.

In the resume sample of junior employees of Goldman Sachs we investigated, if they are studying in the UK, then the universities they attended are nothing more than Cambridge, Oxford and LSE. For example, a classmate named Li Huijuan is currently an assistant in the Hong Kong office of Goldman Sachs. She majored in economics at Cambridge.

There is also a manager named David Zhang in the Hong Kong office. He also spent the last two years of his undergraduate course at LSE and obtained a degree in economics. For most young people who work in the Beijing or Shanghai offices of Goldman Sachs.

Their college time was spent in Peking University, Tsinghua University, Fudan University, Shanghai Jiaotong University and other top universities in China. Some of them studied in Hong Kong, and most of them studied in the University of Hong Kong.