01 / Major and Options
Choose your direction
Compare finance majors and curriculum options before meeting with your academic advisor.
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Finance Club at Virginia Tech
Our
Resources
New Start
Finance Club at Virginia Tech was founded in 2019. COVID shut down Finance Club at Virginia Tech for a few years but in 2022, Finance Club at Virginia Tech was brought back to life to give students all the necessary tools and resources that they need to succeed during their time at Virginia Tech. Although this club attracts finance student, the resources provided by this club can be used by Finance Club at Virginia Tech members to land their dream job or get the most preparation they need for anything that is job related.
More about our Resources
Your one stop shop for your Finance and career essentials
In the Resources Tab, you will find:
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Finance specific information like Finance majors and options
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Various different careers related to Finance
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Planning page with information on specific activities to do during each stage of your college career
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Networking page with resources and tips
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Interview page with information on how to prepare and perform in different types of interviews
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Resume page with a template and different ways to make your resume stand out
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Studying page with different types of studying methods that have been proven to be effective to help you retain different types of material (qualitative, quantitative, etc.)
The career toolkit
A little preparation.
A lot of possibility.
Practical tools for choosing your path, building your skills, and taking your next step in finance.
Photo: Mary Desmond for Virginia Tech.
Resources for every step.
Explore the club’s existing guides, organized around what you need next.
02 / Careers in Finance
See where finance can take you
Explore investment banking, asset management, financial planning, credit, and other career paths.
Open careers in finance guide ↗03 / Undergraduate Planning
Make each year count
Organize your coursework, campus involvement, internships, and recruiting preparation.
Open undergraduate planning guide ↗04 / Networking
Start a meaningful conversation
Prepare your introduction, reach out to alumni, and follow up with purpose.
Open networking guide ↗05 / Interview
Show up prepared
Practice behavioral questions and build confidence with technical and case interviews.
Open interview guide ↗06 / Resume
Tell your story clearly
Find résumé guidance and templates to communicate your experience and strengths.
Open résumé guide ↗07 / Studying Methods
Build better study habits
Explore approaches to learning and retaining both qualitative and quantitative material.
Open studying methods guide ↗08 / Etiquette / Tools
Make a professional impression
Review workplace etiquette and tools for communicating with confidence.
Open etiquette / tools guide ↗09 / Microsoft Office Skills
Get comfortable with the essentials
Develop practical skills in Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and other Office tools.
Open microsoft office skills guide ↗
Put it into practice
Preparation meets
opportunity.
Bring what you’re learning to a workshop, a speaker event, or a conversation with another Hokie.
Your next chapter
starts with a connection.
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