Everyone was really welcoming and willing to support you. This made for a great experience
What I wish was different
I liked how everything was
Advice
Sometimes there is not that much work for interns so it is really good to always reach out and ask them for assignments you could help them on
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Launch Intern
June - August 2018 • New York City, NY
What I liked
I enjoyed that each day was an extremely new experience, with new knowledge to be acquired. The site visits in Manhattan also shouldn't be underestimated. Lastly, I was able to meet so many people and make friends, ranging from other interns that grew up across the country, to staff 2s, to partners of the firm.
What I wish was different
I wish that there was consistent work. Some days, I was finishing tasks on my train ride home, while other days I was requesting work from anyone who could give me something to do.
Advice
Apply early! No, freshman year is not too early to get an internship, and you don't need to know anything about the practice going into the job. They are willing to teach you if you are eager to learn, regardless of your age.
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Assurance Intern
June - August 2019 • New York City, NY
What I liked
What I wish was different
Advice
I applied to the EY ELP (Leadership Program) which after interviewing guaranteed me an internship for the following summer. It was nice to not have to worry about interviewing and applying for my entire junior year.
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Audit Intern
June - August 2019 • Philadelphia, PA
What I liked
I worked with a great team, the intern events were nice and fun. I also liked the location of the office and the places close to it. The EY badges program is unique and a great way to learn about an area of interest that will be disruptive in the future. I loved how they accommodated the fact that I didn't have a driver's license when I was interning. They gave me an easy commute which made things simpler for me. The audit work wasn't hard either. It was a lot of ticking and tying out audit evidence, control forms filling, test of controls, a bit of testing accounts and setting up exhibits.
What I wish was different
I would have liked to explore different industries while I was interning but that was mainly because I didn't have a drive's license. I would have been at least 2 or 3 different engagements otherwise. I also wanted to get to know my peer advisor more but we didn't get the chance to sit down and have lunch. I was also hoping that our audit training would be more interesting.
Advice
Definitely ask questions of your team about the most efficient way to go about work, best practices and what it takes to succeed at the firm. Try to find out what their interest are so that you can make a connection with your team because it makes you feel better about going to work.
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strategy intern
May - August 2018 • New Delhi, Delhi
What I liked
good first learning experience
What I wish was different
more responsibilities and training program
Advice
try to learn as much as you can
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Launch Intern
June - August 2018 • Philadelphia, PA
What I liked
I loved that I had the opportunity to rotate through the three service lines and get a feel of them.
What I wish was different
I wish I had longer than two weeks within each service line.
Advice
Have a strong work ethic and network!
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Launch Intern
June - August 2018 • Los Angeles, CA
What I liked
I loved the corporate culture and assignments I was put on. I also liked how I learned to network and conduct myself in a professional setting.
What I wish was different
At times I wish I could've been more hands on some audits or certain task but I understand that bigger tasks had required more experience which I didn't have.
Advice
Always ask questions and don't be afraid to ask questions. The more you ask questions the more you will learn and make the best of your experience.
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Northeast Assurance Intern
June - August 2018 • New York City, NY
What I liked
I really enjoyed the overall culture at EY and I felt that it helped me succeed and learn very quickly.
What I wish was different
Nothing I can think of
Advice
Be open to every opportunity especially every intern event! I learned so much about EY as a whole and grew professional by going to as many intern events as possible.
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Analyst (Management Consulting)
June - August 2018 • San Francisco, CA
What I liked
It was an incredibly competitive internship and I was the first LMU student to receive the offer.
What I wish was different
I wish that LMU had access to management consulting firms MBB. Mckinsey, Boston Consulting Group, Bain, as those management consulting firms do not recruit from LMU.
Advice
Put yourself out there, find opportunities, they are not going to come to you.
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Risk Advisory Intern
June - August 2018 • Mumbai, Maharashtra
What I liked
Lots of interaction with clients and EY employees. People were always willing to help and were excited to get to know me. A lot of travel and real work that made a difference to the client. Lot of autonomy and space to learn.
What I wish was different
Perhaps it could’ve been more structured. However EY India does not have an official intern program, so I am very grateful for the opportunity.
Advice
Be open and willing to learn from and get to know as many people as possible.
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Launch Intern
June - August 2019 • Iselin, NJ
What I liked
I loved the work environment that EY had provided to me. Everyone was incredibly hard working and driven, but were also very team-oriented. The employees were always were supportive and pushed me to be the best worker I could be!
What I wish was different
The one thing that I wish had been different about the internship was the length of the internship. The launch program was six weeks long, but I wish it were 8+ weeks long so that I could learn more about what it meant to work at EY.
Advice
Don't be afraid to ask questions. Employers don't expect you to know everything about everything, but they do want you to be open minded and always ambitious to learn more. This is a very important quality to have and it will allow you to thrive in the future.
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Assurance Intern
June - August 2023 • New York City, NY
What I liked
I enjoyed working in a corporate environment and getting the experience of going to a client site. They also offered the interns various activities in the metaverse, which was an interesting learning experience.
What I wish was different
I wish the intern events were more structured so that networking would actually occur. Since there were so many of us and most of us were fairly new to networking, people generally stuck with who they already knew.
Advice
Don't be shy to ask questions and ask for opportunities!
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Business Valuation and Modeling Intern
June - August 2018 • New York City, NY
What I liked
Great corporate culture, and learned a lot!
What I wish was different
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Technology Consultant Intern
June - August 2018 • McLean, VA
What I liked
The people and program itself. They cared a lot about the interns and took them out to games, theme parks, dinners, etc. The work was never too difficult so coming to work was always fun
What I wish was different
Advice
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Tax Intern
June - August 2018 • San Jose, CA
What I liked
I had a chance to network with other interns and professionals within the field. Thus, I've learned so much about tax as well as the firm culture and people, which I'm absolutely in love with and would love to come back for full time. Also, one of the most unexpected thing is that I've met and made close friends with the interns, which I'm very grateful and happy about during and after the internship. Overall, this has been the most amazing summer and internship experience I've ever had!
What I wish was different
I wish the duration of the internship were longer, so I have a chance to learn more about the technical side of tax and the firm in general.
Advice
Be open and willing to get out of your comfort zone to reach out and expand your network with other professionals and ask as many questions as you can. Last but not least, have fun and enjoy the experience!
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Audit Intern
June - August 2018 • Chicago, IL
What I liked
fun culture
big name to put on resume
good experience
lots of alums at this company
What I wish was different
very large company-could be overwhelming at times
so much bureaucratic tape
Advice
Take every opportunity your internship gives you, including networking events and learning workshops
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Risk Advisory Intern
June - August 2018 • Los Angeles, CA
What I liked
Culture and Mentorship
What I wish was different
More time to be acclimated to a team
Advice
Ask questions and meet with professionals across the organization
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Launch Intern
June - August 2018 • Charlotte, NC
What I liked
The opportunities the firm gave me to explore what service line I would like to work in in the future.
What I wish was different
I had more time to explore the service lines
Advice
Ask questions and always ask if you can see more to enhance your experience
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Business Advisory Intern
June - August 2019 • New York City, NY
What I liked
The corporate culture was fantastic - I really enjoyed the nature of my work, the people I worked with and the way the program was put together.
What I wish was different
Nothing
Advice
Working hard and becoming a professional makes it fun.
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Audit Intern
June - August 2017 • San Diego, CA
What I liked
Being part of the audit team. I had important responsibilities and felt like a member of the team.
What I wish was different
Input on which clients I am on.
Advice
Be professional and act like you are a member of the team.