Recruitment Season is here!

Hunter College is hosting the Bloomberg Aptitude Test (BAT) this fall once more to connect you with employers.

Reasons to take the BAT:

- Complimentary 6-month access to Bloomberg Briefs
- Exam is Free for first time test takers
- Students who aren't satisfied with their score can remain anonymous
- See where you stand against classmates at your school (1,000+ campuses)
- Get more first round interviews with Bloomberg's elite clients

Hunter College BAT Test Sessions:
Website: https://talentsearch.bloomberginstitute.com/test_sessions/available

CUNY - Hunter College
405 Thomas Hunter Sep 21, 2013
12:00pm — 2:00pm

CUNY - Hunter College
405 Thomas Hunter Oct 05, 2013
12:00pm — 2:00pm

CUNY - Hunter College
405 Thomas Hunter Oct 12, 2013
12:00pm — 2:00pm

You can also take the exam anywhere online as long as you have a webcam. You can register for the online webcam version here:

http://bit.ly/14r8OUU

It's totally free and you can take it immediately.

Note: The online version of the exam will require you to have a webcam and be in a suitable quiet exam environment. An online Proctor will be actively preserving the integrity of the exam.

All the big firms are recruiting right now for the Fall '13, Spring '14, and Summer '14, don't miss out on this wave of opportunity!

For more information read below:

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Recruitment season is here and Hunter College will be hosting a Bloomberg Aptitude test session on campus. The Bloomberg Aptitude Test (BAT) is a 2-hour, 8-section test of a student's aptitude to work in finance, used by top-tier employers worldwide to recruit students for internships, full time, and entry-level positions. All questions on the BAT evaluate aptitude rather than knowledge so a student does not need to have a background in Finance in order to do well on the test. Students will be placed into commonly encountered workplace scenarios and are evaluated on their ability to identify the best solution to the problem encountered.

After taking the BAT, students are anonymously entered into the Bloomberg Institute Talent Search Database, a tool used by employers to identify candidates for entry-level, full-time and internship roles in business and finance. The Talent Search matches a student’s strengths (as shown by the BAT) with an employer’s needs and is available to 20,000+ Bloomberg terminal firms.

This is a great opportunity for students to obtain an internship or full time position with the 350+ employers that use the BAT to recruit.

Bloomberg is providing all BAT test-takers to a complementary six month subscription to Bloomberg Briefs - Bloomberg's premium industry specific newsletter valued at $2,000 and used by tens of thousands of hedge fund managers, bankers and portfolio managers.

Please feel free to contact me if you have any additional questions: [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>

Thank you.

Kind Regards,
Patricia Colon