International trade major wants to enter the international settlement department of the bank. Is it ok to recruit on campus? Will you look at my school and not want me?

It depends on what bank you are in. If it is a state-owned bank, it is generally necessary to screen online applications and then organize a unified written test and interview. This is not directly related to the school, and the general grass-roots banks do not attach great importance to the school. Of course, the position you are engaged in is not necessarily related to your major. Banks generally recruit economics and management, English, computer and law, and also recruit some math majors. The international settlement department also has a teller at the front desk, who is responsible for document review and foreign currency accounting. In fact, the international settlement department is similar to the general front desk. Now many banks have this department, so it's useless. Undergraduate students usually have to work as tellers for several years when they first enter the bank, and then they are assigned to other departments. Of course, graduate students generally don't work as tellers after entering the bank. I hope it helps you.