Internships for freshmen and sophomores
Who says you have to be a rising senior to spend a summer at J.P. Morgan? Not us. We welcome rising sophomores and juniors.
You know you are good, now prove yourself among the best.
If you are currently a freshman or sophomore in college, have strong academic qualifications and think you might like to work in Investment Banking, Sales & Trading or Research, spend the summer at J.P. Morgan and find out.
Get a head start
In addition to internships for juniors, we offer a ten-week Summer Analyst opportunity in New York designed for exceptional college freshmen and sophomores who have a minimum 3.5 GPA and are able to demonstrate how they add to the diversity of J.P. Morgan.
You will work on the same projects and be given the same opportunities as rising senior Summer Analysts, plus we host professional development events and networking opportunities especially designed for you. Internships are available in Investment Banking, Sales & Trading, and Research, and will prepare you for possible future internships with J.P. Morgan and future full-time employment with the firm.
As a Summer Analyst, you will have the opportunity to start your own professional network with other interns, colleagues and senior managers. You will be invited to senior manager lunches, receptions, presentations on the firm's businesses, sports games, and tons of other exciting events.
Training and development
You will have the same training opportunities as the rising senior Summer Analysts. You will receive the training and tools you need to succeed. And, we assign junior and senior-level mentors to every student who is offered a summer internship.
What we are looking for
Candidates must have strong communication, analytical, quantitative and technical skills and be able to thrive in a demanding, team-oriented environment. Coursework in finance or economics is recommended. A minimum GPA of 3.5 is required. J.P. Morgan values diversity in many forms and encourages candidates from all backgrounds and academic majors to apply.
An aptitude for numbers is a must, even if you're a liberal arts major. If you don't have a strong financial or business background, be sure you can tell your story; be able to demonstrate your quantitative aptitude both scholastically and practically (former jobs, for example) and be ready to articulate how your background will enhance your career at J.P. Morgan. (You'll find out more tips in under not a business major).
Learn about us
f you would like a competitive edge, learn everything you can about J.P. Morgan before you apply, the information available on this site should be pretty helpful. Be sure to visit our Advice Center.
Attending campus presentations and talking with J.P. Morgan representatives are great introductions to our firm and our people. Our campus events will give you a chance to meet the colleagues with whom you may work one day. It's never to early to start networking. We urge you to attend as many of these events as possible, and meet as many of our people as you can. It will not only give you a fuller view of what the firm has to offer; you'll come to know if the culture is a fit. And, when it comes time to interview, our people are more likely to remember you! Check with our online campus schedule or your campus career office for information about presentations, résumé drop deadlines and our interview process.
How to apply
Read more about our summer programs in Investment Banking, Sales & Trading and Research.
For more information, read before you apply. It will give you detailed information and direct you to useful links related to your application. You may also want to visit our interview process and check with your campus careers office or our campus schedule to see when we'll be visiting. If we don't visit your school, you can apply through our email application form.
You can also apply through our Launching Leaders Undergraduate Scholarship for top Black, Hispanic and Native American sophomores. All Launching Leaders Undergraduate Scholarship winners receive Summer Analyst positions in addition to awards of up to $10,000 that go directly to you.
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