For underclassmen
Find the programs, build the resume, write the emails, and track every deadline. Free, with no account needed.
Start with your year
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Tap a year to see the programs open to you.
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Summits, internships, and research spots filtered to what you're eligible for, with deadlines in view.
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Example student profile
Projects
Line-following robot for a 40-student robotics demo day.
Technical
Python · SQL · Excel modeling
Leadership
Treasurer, Finance Club: managed a $3k budget.
Work
Barista: served 150+ customers per shift.
Subject: Question about your path into finance
Hi [Name], I'm a first-year at [School] exploring finance. Your path from [school] to [role] stood out. Would you have 15 minutes for a call in the next few weeks?
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Start with your year
Pick your year to see what you can apply for now, what to prepare, and when to start.
Start now. Most first-year programs ask about coursework and clubs, not work history. Begin with the resume builder.
See programs →02Research and paid summer roles open up. Turn your first class project into resume bullets this month.
See programs →03Narrow to one or two tracks. Many internships close in the fall, so start outreach early.
See programs →04Compare full-time offers and summer programs. Keep every deadline in one tracker.
See programs →Find your kind of opportunity
Collection
Filter to listings that pay. Compare the stipend or wage on each official page before you decide.
Browse paid listings →Collection
Undergraduate research programs, many of which do not require lab experience. Check each eligibility line.
See research programs →Collection
Analyst-track programs for first-years and sophomores. Build the resume that matches the role.
See finance programs →Apply well
Application plan
Match your list to the deadlines you can actually meet. A short, balanced list usually beats a long rushed one.
Read more →Tracker
Saved, applied, interviewing, offer or closed. Move a program forward each time you hear back.
Read more →Outreach
Cold outreach, follow-ups and thank-you notes. Pick a template, fill in the blanks, and check every line first.
Read more →Our promise to students
The directory, resume builder, email templates and tracker cost nothing to use. Your work stays in your browser. Every listing links to the program's own official page.
01 — How it works
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Start with the class year you are in now. Listings you can't apply to are hidden.
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Save them to the tracker. Each one shows pay, location, and the deadline.
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Choose a program and the builder moves the sections that matter for it to the top.
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Pick a template, fill in the blanks, and copy. Check every message before sending.
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The tracker flags anything due within 72 hours so nothing slips.
02 — Sample listings
Capital One
A paid ten-week analyst internship for second-year undergraduates, running June to August in McLean, Virginia.
Paid (amount not listed on the official page)
Stripe
Data Analyst, Intern at Stripe, based in New York, Seattle, South San Francisco. Listed as live on Stripe's careers board.
Pay not listed in the job feed. Check the posting.
Stripe
High School Internship, Software Engineering (Summer 2027) at Stripe, based in Seattle, San Francisco. Listed as live on Stripe's careers board.
Pay not listed in the job feed. Check the posting.
03 — Questions
Many research programs for first-years and sophomores say no prior lab experience is needed. Check the eligibility line on each listing. We only show a rule when the official page states it.
Yes. The builder puts projects in their own section, so a class project gets its own title and bullets, separate from jobs.
Aim for two to three weeks before the deadline, so they have time to reply before you apply. The outreach templates are written for that window.
Yes. Every listing is tagged PAID or UNPAID, and the directory has a paid-only filter.
Yes to both. There is no account and no fee. Your resume and tracker stay in your browser, so clearing site data erases them.
04 — Who it's for
Summer and full-time roles for college juniors and seniors, with deadlines and pay in one place.
Turn campus jobs and class projects into a resume recruiters read.
Skip the formatting fixes and spend your time on coaching.
05 — Walkthrough
Where the information comes from
Every listing links to the program's own page. Deadlines and eligibility are copied only from that page, and the directory shows when each one was last checked.
Funded undergraduate research programs across the U.S.
The official U.S. federal job and internship board.
Hiring and internship research for students and career offices.
Official data on occupations and what they pay.
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