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Graduation Advice, Banking or RE?
Hi everyone,
As college graduation approaches, it becomes more evident that I must choose a path for my career. I will be graduating with a double major in Finance and Economics and am interested in banking and financial services. I really enjoy the work I have been doing with local investors since I earned my license in August. Wondering if anyone has experience in both areas (banking and RE) that could explain the advantages of choosing each career path. Thanks guys!