Wall Street MastermindReviews of wallstmastermind.com

In just a few weeks, I was able to learn a lot about the different aspects of recruiting whether it was networking, behavioral interviewing, or the technicals. Sam is a very dedicated mentor and is always willing to help. I would definitely recommend this program to anyone who wants to break into investment banking.

WSMM has been a great tool to help me find investment banking opportunities. The course provides in-depth modules that concisely outline the behavioral and technical questions frequently asked in investment banking interviews. Although I have not secured a full time offer yet, I am confident WSMM will eventually land me an investment banking position!

Most comprehensive group ever. All the tools are there so you don't need to reinvent the wheel. The vehicle is provided for you. As long you take action and be patient, you'll reap results. There's so much information out there that are way too overwhelming. Sam does a great job explaining difficult concepts concisely and makes a easy for you to remember. He offers full attention to his clients as well. There's no better investment out there if you're still recruiting for IB and need proper guidance/help.

Really is a great program, especially coming from a non-target. I had no idea how the recruiting process was supposed to be until I joined WSMM. There are certain things you need to about the recruiting process in order to have a chance of landing a good internship. I had no idea what to do before coming to Sam, and now I feel like I actually have a chance of landing a job in IB. Also, I have just learned so much about finance and valuation from being a part of the program and being mentored by Sam.

I'm a sophomore at a non-target public university in California. Each year, there are 250 business administration students who graduate from my university but only two alumni have managed to secure full time offers at bulge bracket investment banks the past three years. I was interested in investment banking but I didn't know how to get started. There were finance clubs on campus but none that focused on investment banking. Also, I didn't have any relevant investment banking experience. During my freshman year summer, I joined Wall Street Mastermind as it became obvious to me that I needed an expert to guide me through the recruiting process. Sam helped revamp my resume and gave me the tools to become a competitive applicant. For the past few months, I've been interning at a boutique investment bank (there was one spot that 20 students were competing for) and now going through the process for summer 2021 recruiting for bulge bracket/elite boutiques. Without Sam's help, I wouldn't even be able to think I had a chance for summer 2021 investment banking internships at the best banks.

You really get what you pay for. Sam is always available to help you out when you need help and genuinely has your success in mind. The career center at my school told me that I shouldn't bother with going into finance coming from a non-financial area of study. But Sam was willing to work with the cards I had been dealt with and actually helped me secure a 2020 finance internship even right before the summer started. He's really good at explaining financial concepts at a high level; as a big believer in learning the concepts before application, I think that this provides a significant benefit over the investment banking guides that everyone has.

Sam has been an outstanding resource to me as a freshman, trying to break my way into investment banking. Whenever I have a question, he is fast to answer, and he is extremely knowledgeable. Sam changed how I was approaching investment banking recruiting, and I know he can help you as well. I fully embrace Wall Street Mastermind as a great resource to improve your resume, up your networking game, nail your behaviorals, and be prepared for all technical questions. If you are looking for an additional pair of eyes and a wingman for advice when it comes to IB, Sam is your guy!

Before joining Sam's program, I was pretty overwhelmed with the entire investment banking recruiting process. With the amount of free advice available on forums (i.e. WSO, M&I), and the guidance of upperclassmen within the industry, I believed I had a good shot at breaking into investment banking on my own. I realized quickly how difficult this process was, and the many different facets that came into play (i.e. networking, resume, behavioral and technical questions). After my first few weeks working with Sam, I have had a conversion rate of about 30% on all my networking outreach emails (This is very high), with nearly all of my conversations leading to referrals for interviews. Sam will provide guidance in terms of reformatting your resume, networking with bankers, preparing for interviews, and answering any other questions that you have. I have had a positive experience so far, and hope to secure a summer internship at the conclusion of the program!