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🎬 map PLAYOFFS FILM β€” investment banking

Compare your tape to top MAP alumni and study how they execute our three core interview frameworksβ€”ESPY, GATE, and ICEβ€”in real HireVue reps.


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Watch our Fall 2025 Investment Banking Fellows (Class of 2028) who secured Summer 2027 offers while competing in the Diamond League.

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Watch our Winter 2026 Investment Banking Fellows (Class of 2029) who advanced to the Winter Playoffs from a class of 600+ athletes.

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Watch our Spring 2026 Investment Banking Fellows (Class of 2029) who impressed title sponsor Morgan Stanley during the playoffs.

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FALL 2025 β€” DIAMOND LEAGUE FELLOWSHIP

Abra Richmond

🟩 🟩 🟩 🟩 🟩 


Princeton U. | Golf 🏌️ | Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Abra immediately commands attention with confident volume, strong vocal inflection, and purposeful hand gestures that emphasize key moments throughout her response. Watch for her standout lineβ€”"pressure energizes me"β€”as she connects handling adversity on the golf course to performing under pressure in high-stakes environments. Very little to clean up hereβ€”this is a top-tier response that sets the standard.


Grade: A+


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at J.P. Morgan βœ”οΈ


Amiya Stroumza

🟨 🟨 🟨 ⬜ ⬜


Stanford U. | Sailing β›΅ | Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Amiya creates an engaging narrative by connecting her experience walking onto Stanford's sailing team after only sailing twice to her entrepreneurial journey and startup internships. Watch for how she consistently ties curiosity, risk-taking, and adaptability across multiple experiences to build a cohesive story. To elevate the response, tightening the content to under 90 seconds would make an already compelling answer even more impactful.


Grade: B+


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at Evercore βœ”οΈ


Ashley Yang

🟩 🟩 🟩 🟩 🟩 


Cornell U. | Fencing 🀺 | Class of 2028


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Ashley delivers a highly tailored ESPY response by clearly connecting her interests to the specific firm and demonstrating a strong understanding of the different components of investment banking. Watch for how she breaks down the transaction process and aligns her experiences with the day-to-day responsibilities of the role. To elevate the response, slowing her pace slightly would allow key points to land more effectively.


Grade: A


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at J.P. Morgan βœ”οΈ


Catherine Ruf

🟨 🟨 🟨 ⬜ ⬜


Columbia U. | Rowing 🚣 | Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Catherine strengthens her credibility by leveraging direct private equity experience and discussing it with a relaxed, conversational tone. Watch for how comfortable and natural she sounds throughout the interview, making complex experiences easy to follow. To elevate the response, moving closer to the camera and adding more smiles would create a stronger on-screen presence.


Grade: B


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at RBC Capital βœ”οΈ


Colleen Maloney

🟩 🟩 🟩 🟩 🟩 


Georgetown | Field Hockey πŸ‘ | Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Colleen makes an immediate connection by opening with gratitude and using experiences from pitch competitions and her MAP Investment Banking fellowship to showcase her passion for the industry. Watch for how she maintains a warm smile and positive energy throughout the entire response. Very little to improve hereβ€”this is a polished, high-level performance.


Grade: A+


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at Morgan Stanley βœ”οΈ


Dylan Whisenant

🟩 🟩 🟩 🟩 🟩 


Tufts U. | Volleyball 🏐 | Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Dylan combines a warm opening smile with natural conversational energy, highlighted by his memorable line about taking a "messy but passionate idea, grounding it in numbers, and shaping decisions." Watch for how he uses simple language to explain why investment banking excites her without sounding rehearsed. To elevate the response, slightly stronger eye contact would make an already impressive performance even more engaging.


Grade: A-


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at Key Banc βœ”οΈ


Ella Miller

🟨 🟨 🟨 ⬜ ⬜


Amherst | Squash 🏸 | Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Ella effectively connects her student-athlete experience to her prior investment banking internship, creating a clear and compelling narrative about her readiness for the role. Watch for her warm opening and highly tailored end goal, which directly aligns her interests with the title sponsor. To elevate the response, maintaining steadier eye contact would help the delivery feel less scripted.


Grade: B-


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at Morgan Stanley βœ”οΈ


Grace Chrapowitzky

🟨 🟨 🟨 ⬜ ⬜


MIT | Field Hockey πŸ‘ | Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Grace opens with strong energy and delivers a memorable line about building confidence at MIT by attacking challenges head-on. Watch for how she uses personal experiences to demonstrate resilience and a growth mindset. To elevate the response, she can create a more cohesive narrative structure while reducing excess movement and maintaining more consistent eye contact.


Grade: B-


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at Goldman Sachs βœ”οΈ


Isaac Friedman

🟨 🟨 🟨 ⬜ ⬜


Tufts U. | Basketball πŸ€ | Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Isaac delivers his response with strong pacing and composure, allowing each point to land without sounding rushed. Watch for how he leverages his venture capital internship to demonstrate relevant industry exposure and curiosity. To elevate the response, adding more smiles and expressive energy would help showcase his personality and make the delivery feel less rehearsed.


Grade: B


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at Deutsche Bank βœ”οΈ


Jack Stahl

🟨 🟨 🟨 ⬜ ⬜


Amherst | Cross Country πŸƒ | Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Jack stands out by discussing his experience founding Amherst's first poker club and connecting game theory, decision-making, and probability to investment banking. Watch for how he explains a unique experience in a way that feels relevant and memorable. To elevate the response, increasing his volume and bringing more upbeat energy would strengthen his on-screen presence.


Grade: B


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at Bank of America βœ”οΈ


Jamie Reidy

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Harvard U. | Rowing 🚣 | Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Jamie delivers an exceptionally polished response highlighted by her memorable perspective on exceeding expectations through consistent behind-the-scenes work. Watch for how he communicates humility and work ethic without underselling his impact. To elevate the response, adding more smiles and vocal energy would make an already elite performance even more engaging.


Grade: A


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at J.P. Morgan βœ”οΈ


Lauren Yu

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UNC Chapel Hill | Fencing 🀺 | Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Lauren makes an immediate impression with a warm smile and effectively connects parallels between fencing and investment banking, emphasizing fast-paced decision-making and collaboration. Watch for her strong posture and professional presence throughout the interview. To elevate the response, increasing her volume would help her message land with greater confidence.


Grade: A


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at Trust Securities βœ”οΈ



Luke Liming

🟨 🟨 🟨 ⬜ ⬜


UNC Chapel Hill | XC/T&F πŸƒ| Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Luke delivers a natural, conversational response while effectively positioning himself as a hard worker through experiences tailored to the title sponsor. Watch for how authentic and approachable his tone remains throughout the interview. To elevate the response, maintaining steadier eye contact and adding more depth would create a stronger overall impression.


Grade: B


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at Fifth Third Bank βœ”οΈ


MADELEINE COLE

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Columbia U. | Rowing 🚣 | Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Madeleine stands out with strong volume, confidence, and relevant internship experience that clearly supports her interest in investment banking. Watch for her memorable line about investment banking being a powerful force in shaping the future, which adds purpose and authenticity to her story. To elevate the response, slowing her pace slightly and maintaining more natural eye contact would help her strongest experiences resonate.


Grade: A-


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at Qatalyst Partners βœ”οΈ


MORGAN BOONSHAFT

🟨 🟨 🟨 ⬜ ⬜


Brown U. | Cross Country πŸƒβ€β™€οΈ | Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Morgan does a solid job weaving her experiences into one cohesive narrative that highlights both leadership and analytical range. Watch for how she ties everything together with the theme that she gravitates toward analytical work across different roles and projects. To elevate the response, adding more smiles and varying her eye contact would help showcase more personality and make the delivery feel less scripted.


Grade: B


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at Wells Fargo βœ”οΈ


NICOLE GRANOVSKY

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U. Michigan | Rowing 🚣 | Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Nicole brings strong energy, confident volume, and an upbeat presence that immediately captures attention. Watch for how she uses the story of observing her father's business to create a personal and authentic connection to investment banking. To elevate the response, slowing down slightly during key moments would help minimize occasional stumbles and allow her strongest points to land.


Grade: A-


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at Guggenheim βœ”οΈ


Taylor McAndrew

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MIT | Lacrosse πŸ₯ | Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Taylor combines strong volume and a diverse set of experiences into a compelling narrative, using personal detailsβ€”like having a twin brother and growing up a Boston sports fanβ€”to create an authentic connection. Watch for how her enthusiasm naturally comes through when discussing experiences that genuinely excite her. To elevate the response, tightening the content and maintaining more consistent eye contact would make the delivery even more impactful.


Grade: B


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at PJT Partners βœ”οΈ


VANESSA ZHANG

🟨 🟨 🟨 ⬜ ⬜


Harvard U. | Golf 🏌️ | Class of 2028


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Vanessa delivers a polished and confident response, effectively connecting the precision required in golf to the attention to detail needed in investment banking. Watch for how she ties her experiences together into a cohesive narrative that clearly supports her career goals. To elevate the response, adding more smiles throughout would create a warmer and more engaging presence.


Grade: A-


🎟️ Secured IB Offer at General Atlantic βœ”οΈ



WINTER 2026 β€” FORMULA 1 FELLOWSHIP

Alexis Li

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Johns Hopkins | Fencing 🀺 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Abigail turns a personal challenge into a compelling career narrative by connecting lessons learned from athletic injuries to her decision to pursue computer science and mathematics. Her story creates a clear link between adversity, perspective, and academic direction that feels authentic and memorable. To elevate the response, she can add more vocal inflection, natural hand gestures, and a smile to make her delivery feel even more conversational and engaging.


Grade: B+


Celine Ebert

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Johns Hopkins | Volleyball 🏐 | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Aiden sounds natural and conversational while using market terminologyβ€”like Fed decisions, equities, and foreign exchangeβ€”with confidence and authenticity. His curiosity about markets comes through clearly through Bloomberg Market Concepts and independent learning. To elevate the response, Aiden should focus more on what excites him about Sales & Trading rather than comparing it to investment banking, and add more smiles and vocal energy.


Grade: B+


Connor Simkiss

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Tufts U. | Football 🏈 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Angela uses strong pacing, effective hand gestures, and a memorable MIT hackathon story about a failed GitHub deployment to showcase composure and problem-solving under pressure. Watch for her standout lineβ€”"I enjoy solving the puzzle"β€”which clearly communicates her motivation for pursuing markets in a concise, memorable way. To elevate the response, she can focus on sounding more conversational from the start, as her delivery becomes noticeably more confident throughout.


Grade: A-


Eric von Albertini Mason

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Brown U. | Rowing 🚣  | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Angelina delivers a concise, polished ESPY response with no wasted words, effectively connecting her international background and early curiosity about growing money to her interest in markets. Watch for how comfortable and composed she remains throughout the interview, using a clear narrative arc without overexplaining or forcing technical language. There are few gaps in the response, but adding more smiles and UPBEAT energy would make an already strong performance even better.


Grade: B+


Ethan Friesel

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Johns Hopkins | Football 🏈 | Class of 2029


Best Film: REAL


🎬 Film Takeaways

Catherine does an excellent job connecting her experience at The Flower Bar to her interest in Sales & Trading, highlighting how understanding customer behavior and developing actionable recommendations shaped her career goals. Watch for how she translates a nontraditional startup experience into relevant market skills with clear, structured examples. To elevate the response, she can maintain stronger eye contact with the camera + smile more to create a warmer, more engaging presence.


Grade: B-


Gracia Chua

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Stanford U. | Squash 🏸 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Eliza makes an immediate positive impression with a warm smile, strong pacing, and confident delivery that signals genuine enthusiasm from the start. Watch for how she establishes credibility and presence within the first few secondsβ€”a great reminder that first impressions matter. To elevate the response, she should sustain that same energy throughout, vary her eye contact naturally, and increase vocal inflection so her delivery feels less scripted and more conversational.


Grade: B


Grant Schroder

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Harvard U. | Track & Field πŸƒ | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Hadley's molecular engineering background immediately stands out and creates a unique, memorable narrative, while her consistent smile and positive energy make the response engaging from start to finish. Watch for how she closes with the same UPBEAT enthusiasm she starts with, confidently inviting follow-up questions and leaving a strong final impression. Varying her eye contact more naturally would make the response feel less scripted and stronger overall.


Grade: B-


Joachim Johnson

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Harvard U. | Track & Field πŸƒ | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Jack immediately commands attention with strong volume and confident delivery, effectively connecting three distinct experiences to different aspects of the Sales & Trading role. Watch for how he aligns each story to a specific part of the job description, creating a clear and compelling case for his fit in markets. To elevate the response, varying his eye contact more naturally would help the delivery feel less scripted.


Grade: B+


Julia Lewkowitz

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U. Chicago | Volleyball 🏐 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Jake delivers a model GATE response with remarkable pacing, crisp diction, and full control from start to finish. Watch for how he takes his time, changes inflection, and smiles naturally to emphasize excitement without sounding rehearsed. Very little to clean up hereβ€”this is the standard teammates should study and try to replicate.


Grade: A+


Kate Ambrose

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U. Delaware | Field Hockey πŸ‘ | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Lily makes an immediate impression with a warm smile and strong energy, effectively connecting leadership experiencesβ€”like serving as editor-in-chief of her high school newspaperβ€”to key Sales & Trading skills. Watch for how she breaks up eye contact naturally by looking away from the camera at times, creating a more conversational feel. To elevate the response, choosing a less distracting background would help keep the focus entirely on her message.


Grade: A-


Lia Nafe

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Georgetown U. | Sailing β›΅ | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Lydia delivers an authentic, conversational ESPY response that showcases genuine commitment to markets through joining the Boston College finance club and creating her first stock pitch. Watch for how natural and unscripted her tone feels throughoutβ€”the response sounds more like a conversation than an interview answer. To elevate the response, she could trim 15–30 seconds of content while maintaining the same impact.


Grade: B+


Lore Laniyan

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Yale U. | Field Hockey πŸ‘ | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Mignonne effectively demonstrates her commitment to markets by connecting her exposure through teammates with proactive steps like joining MAP, following Federal Reserve decisions, and leveraging her fellowship experience. Watch for how confidently and clearly she discusses her MAP journey, making it a central part of her story. To elevate the response, adding more smiles and vocal variation would help the delivery feel less rehearsed and more conversational.


Grade: B+



Rayna Li

🟩 🟩 🟩 


MIT | Tennis 🎾 | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Nicole makes an immediate connection with a warm, welcoming smile and stands out through her unique experience working on an upcoming soccer film, showcasing her ability to thrive in fast-paced environments with many moving parts. Watch for how she uses this distinctive anecdote to create a memorable response that separates her from other candidates. To elevate the response, slowing her pace slightly and maintaining steadier eye contact with the camera would aid her delivery.


Grade: B+


Sunnie Wang

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Brown U. | Lacrosse πŸ₯ | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Noe delivers a composed response with strong posture, confident body language, and a calm presence throughout the interview. Watch for how he connects the analytical and human behavior aspects of Sales & Trading, creating a balanced and thoughtful explanation of his interest in markets. To elevate the response, increasing his volume would help his ideas land with more confidence and energy.


Grade: B+


Trenton Cassens

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Emory U. | Swimming 🏊 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Thai delivers a polished GATE response with a standout line about enjoying the challenge of processing large amounts of information and solving puzzles through codeβ€”an authentic and memorable connection to markets. Watch for how composed and in control he remains throughout the interview, taking his time without ever sounding rushed. To elevate the response, adding more smiles and upbeat energy would make an already strong performance even more engaging.


Grade: A-


Victoria Gao

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Columbia U. | Volleyball 🏐 | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Thai delivers a polished GATE response with a standout line about enjoying the challenge of processing large amounts of information and solving puzzles through codeβ€”an authentic and memorable connection to markets. Watch for how composed and in control he remains throughout the interview, taking his time without ever sounding rushed. To elevate the response, adding more smiles and upbeat energy would make an already strong performance even more engaging.


Grade: A-



SPRING 2026 β€” SKILLS CHALLENGE FELLOWSHIP

Adelae Chierici

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Georgetown | Field Hockey πŸ‘ | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Abigail turns a personal challenge into a compelling career narrative by connecting lessons learned from athletic injuries to her decision to pursue computer science and mathematics. Her story creates a clear link between adversity, perspective, and academic direction that feels authentic and memorable. To elevate the response, she can add more vocal inflection, natural hand gestures, and a smile to make her delivery feel even more conversational and engaging.


Grade: B+


Adi Venkataraghavan

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Cornell U. | Golf 🏌️ | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Aiden sounds natural and conversational while using market terminologyβ€”like Fed decisions, equities, and foreign exchangeβ€”with confidence and authenticity. His curiosity about markets comes through clearly through Bloomberg Market Concepts and independent learning. To elevate the response, Aiden should focus more on what excites him about Sales & Trading rather than comparing it to investment banking, and add more smiles and vocal energy.


Grade: B+


Adya Kadam

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Cal Berkeley | Lacrosse πŸ₯  | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Angela uses strong pacing, effective hand gestures, and a memorable MIT hackathon story about a failed GitHub deployment to showcase composure and problem-solving under pressure. Watch for her standout lineβ€”"I enjoy solving the puzzle"β€”which clearly communicates her motivation for pursuing markets in a concise, memorable way. To elevate the response, she can focus on sounding more conversational from the start, as her delivery becomes noticeably more confident throughout.


Grade: A-


Aleksander Nikolov

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Columbia U. | Rowing 🚣  | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Angelina delivers a concise, polished ESPY response with no wasted words, effectively connecting her international background and early curiosity about growing money to her interest in markets. Watch for how comfortable and composed she remains throughout the interview, using a clear narrative arc without overexplaining or forcing technical language. There are few gaps in the response, but adding more smiles and UPBEAT energy would make an already strong performance even better.


Grade: B+


Alex Nguyen

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Wash U. | Swimming 🏊  | Class of 2029


Best Film: REAL


🎬 Film Takeaways

Catherine does an excellent job connecting her experience at The Flower Bar to her interest in Sales & Trading, highlighting how understanding customer behavior and developing actionable recommendations shaped her career goals. Watch for how she translates a nontraditional startup experience into relevant market skills with clear, structured examples. To elevate the response, she can maintain stronger eye contact with the camera + smile more to create a warmer, more engaging presence.


Grade: B-


Alexandra Duff

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Georgetown | Field Hockey πŸ‘ | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Eliza makes an immediate positive impression with a warm smile, strong pacing, and confident delivery that signals genuine enthusiasm from the start. Watch for how she establishes credibility and presence within the first few secondsβ€”a great reminder that first impressions matter. To elevate the response, she should sustain that same energy throughout, vary her eye contact naturally, and increase vocal inflection so her delivery feels less scripted and more conversational.


Grade: B


Anwitha Duduka

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Amherst College | Tennis 🎾 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Hadley's molecular engineering background immediately stands out and creates a unique, memorable narrative, while her consistent smile and positive energy make the response engaging from start to finish. Watch for how she closes with the same UPBEAT enthusiasm she starts with, confidently inviting follow-up questions and leaving a strong final impression. Varying her eye contact more naturally would make the response feel less scripted and stronger overall.


Grade: A+


Avery Park

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Stanford U. | Squash 🏸 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Jack immediately commands attention with strong volume and confident delivery, effectively connecting three distinct experiences to different aspects of the Sales & Trading role. Watch for how he aligns each story to a specific part of the job description, creating a clear and compelling case for his fit in markets. To elevate the response, varying his eye contact more naturally would help the delivery feel less scripted.


Grade: A+


BEN ARONSON

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Swarthmore | Cross Country πŸƒ | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Jake delivers a model GATE response with remarkable pacing, crisp diction, and full control from start to finish. Watch for how he takes his time, changes inflection, and smiles naturally to emphasize excitement without sounding rehearsed. Very little to clean up hereβ€”this is the standard teammates should study and try to replicate.


Grade: A+


Ben Ohrr

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Fordham U. | Swimming 🏊 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Lily makes an immediate impression with a warm smile and strong energy, effectively connecting leadership experiencesβ€”like serving as editor-in-chief of her high school newspaperβ€”to key Sales & Trading skills. Watch for how she breaks up eye contact naturally by looking away from the camera at times, creating a more conversational feel. To elevate the response, choosing a less distracting background would help keep the focus entirely on her message.


Grade: A-


Bridget Chantharath

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Columbia U. | Golf 🏌️ | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Lydia delivers an authentic, conversational ESPY response that showcases genuine commitment to markets through joining the Boston College finance club and creating her first stock pitch. Watch for how natural and unscripted her tone feels throughoutβ€”the response sounds more like a conversation than an interview answer. To elevate the response, she could trim 15–30 seconds of content while maintaining the same impact.


Grade: B+


Bridget Egan

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Harvard U. | Volleyball 🏐 | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Mignonne effectively demonstrates her commitment to markets by connecting her exposure through teammates with proactive steps like joining MAP, following Federal Reserve decisions, and leveraging her fellowship experience. Watch for how confidently and clearly she discusses her MAP journey, making it a central part of her story. To elevate the response, adding more smiles and vocal variation would help the delivery feel less rehearsed and more conversational.


Grade: B+



Camille Ching

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Harvard U. | Swimming 🏊 | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Abigail turns a personal challenge into a compelling career narrative by connecting lessons learned from athletic injuries to her decision to pursue computer science and mathematics. Her story creates a clear link between adversity, perspective, and academic direction that feels authentic and memorable. To elevate the response, she can add more vocal inflection, natural hand gestures, and a smile to make her delivery feel even more conversational and engaging.


Grade: B+


Camille Thai

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Columbia U. | Golf 🏌️ | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Aiden sounds natural and conversational while using market terminologyβ€”like Fed decisions, equities, and foreign exchangeβ€”with confidence and authenticity. His curiosity about markets comes through clearly through Bloomberg Market Concepts and independent learning. To elevate the response, Aiden should focus more on what excites him about Sales & Trading rather than comparing it to investment banking, and add more smiles and vocal energy.


Grade: B+


Edgar Thielens

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Cornell U. | Track & Field πŸƒ  | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Angela uses strong pacing, effective hand gestures, and a memorable MIT hackathon story about a failed GitHub deployment to showcase composure and problem-solving under pressure. Watch for her standout lineβ€”"I enjoy solving the puzzle"β€”which clearly communicates her motivation for pursuing markets in a concise, memorable way. To elevate the response, she can focus on sounding more conversational from the start, as her delivery becomes noticeably more confident throughout.


Grade: A-


Eli Friend

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Princeton U. | Football 🏈  | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Angelina delivers a concise, polished ESPY response with no wasted words, effectively connecting her international background and early curiosity about growing money to her interest in markets. Watch for how comfortable and composed she remains throughout the interview, using a clear narrative arc without overexplaining or forcing technical language. There are few gaps in the response, but adding more smiles and UPBEAT energy would make an already strong performance even better.


Grade: B+


Ellie Burger

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Brown U. | Field Hockey πŸ‘  | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Catherine does an excellent job connecting her experience at The Flower Bar to her interest in Sales & Trading, highlighting how understanding customer behavior and developing actionable recommendations shaped her career goals. Watch for how she translates a nontraditional startup experience into relevant market skills with clear, structured examples. To elevate the response, she can maintain stronger eye contact with the camera + smile more to create a warmer, more engaging presence.


Grade: B-


Emma Wood

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Cal Davis | Field Hockey πŸ‘ | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Eliza makes an immediate positive impression with a warm smile, strong pacing, and confident delivery that signals genuine enthusiasm from the start. Watch for how she establishes credibility and presence within the first few secondsβ€”a great reminder that first impressions matter. To elevate the response, she should sustain that same energy throughout, vary her eye contact naturally, and increase vocal inflection so her delivery feels less scripted and more conversational.


Grade: B


Ethan Guo

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Yale U. | Tennis 🎾 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Hadley's molecular engineering background immediately stands out and creates a unique, memorable narrative, while her consistent smile and positive energy make the response engaging from start to finish. Watch for how she closes with the same UPBEAT enthusiasm she starts with, confidently inviting follow-up questions and leaving a strong final impression. Varying her eye contact more naturally would make the response feel less scripted and stronger overall.


Grade: A+


Ethan Taylor

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U. Chicago | Swimming 🏊 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Jack immediately commands attention with strong volume and confident delivery, effectively connecting three distinct experiences to different aspects of the Sales & Trading role. Watch for how he aligns each story to a specific part of the job description, creating a clear and compelling case for his fit in markets. To elevate the response, varying his eye contact more naturally would help the delivery feel less scripted.


Grade: A+


Frederik Sadjak

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Princeton U. | Soccer ⚽ | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Jake delivers a model GATE response with remarkable pacing, crisp diction, and full control from start to finish. Watch for how he takes his time, changes inflection, and smiles naturally to emphasize excitement without sounding rehearsed. Very little to clean up hereβ€”this is the standard teammates should study and try to replicate.


Grade: A+


Grace Ker

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Stanford U. | Swimming 🏊 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Lily makes an immediate impression with a warm smile and strong energy, effectively connecting leadership experiencesβ€”like serving as editor-in-chief of her high school newspaperβ€”to key Sales & Trading skills. Watch for how she breaks up eye contact naturally by looking away from the camera at times, creating a more conversational feel. To elevate the response, choosing a less distracting background would help keep the focus entirely on her message.


Grade: A-


Ia Reistad

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Johns Hopkins | XC/T&F πŸƒβ€β™€οΈ | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Lydia delivers an authentic, conversational ESPY response that showcases genuine commitment to markets through joining the Boston College finance club and creating her first stock pitch. Watch for how natural and unscripted her tone feels throughoutβ€”the response sounds more like a conversation than an interview answer. To elevate the response, she could trim 15–30 seconds of content while maintaining the same impact.


Grade: B+


Jeffrey Brunner

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Emory U. | Track & Field πŸƒ | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Mignonne effectively demonstrates her commitment to markets by connecting her exposure through teammates with proactive steps like joining MAP, following Federal Reserve decisions, and leveraging her fellowship experience. Watch for how confidently and clearly she discusses her MAP journey, making it a central part of her story. To elevate the response, adding more smiles and vocal variation would help the delivery feel less rehearsed and more conversational.


Grade: B+



John Dale

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Carnegie Mellon | Football 🏈 | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Abigail turns a personal challenge into a compelling career narrative by connecting lessons learned from athletic injuries to her decision to pursue computer science and mathematics. Her story creates a clear link between adversity, perspective, and academic direction that feels authentic and memorable. To elevate the response, she can add more vocal inflection, natural hand gestures, and a smile to make her delivery feel even more conversational and engaging.


Grade: B+


Jordan Vrees

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Swarthmore | Soccer ⚽ | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Aiden sounds natural and conversational while using market terminologyβ€”like Fed decisions, equities, and foreign exchangeβ€”with confidence and authenticity. His curiosity about markets comes through clearly through Bloomberg Market Concepts and independent learning. To elevate the response, Aiden should focus more on what excites him about Sales & Trading rather than comparing it to investment banking, and add more smiles and vocal energy.


Grade: B+


Keira Donnelly-SalloWs

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Princeton U. | Fencing 🀺  | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Angela uses strong pacing, effective hand gestures, and a memorable MIT hackathon story about a failed GitHub deployment to showcase composure and problem-solving under pressure. Watch for her standout lineβ€”"I enjoy solving the puzzle"β€”which clearly communicates her motivation for pursuing markets in a concise, memorable way. To elevate the response, she can focus on sounding more conversational from the start, as her delivery becomes noticeably more confident throughout.


Grade: A-


Lauren SmitH

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Cornell U. | Track & Field πŸƒβ€β™€ | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Angelina delivers a concise, polished ESPY response with no wasted words, effectively connecting her international background and early curiosity about growing money to her interest in markets. Watch for how comfortable and composed she remains throughout the interview, using a clear narrative arc without overexplaining or forcing technical language. There are few gaps in the response, but adding more smiles and UPBEAT energy would make an already strong performance even better.


Grade: B+


Luca Corsano Leopizzi

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Johns Hopkins | Football 🏈  | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Catherine does an excellent job connecting her experience at The Flower Bar to her interest in Sales & Trading, highlighting how understanding customer behavior and developing actionable recommendations shaped her career goals. Watch for how she translates a nontraditional startup experience into relevant market skills with clear, structured examples. To elevate the response, she can maintain stronger eye contact with the camera + smile more to create a warmer, more engaging presence.


Grade: B-


Luke Sharp

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Penn | Sprint Football 🏈 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Eliza makes an immediate positive impression with a warm smile, strong pacing, and confident delivery that signals genuine enthusiasm from the start. Watch for how she establishes credibility and presence within the first few secondsβ€”a great reminder that first impressions matter. To elevate the response, she should sustain that same energy throughout, vary her eye contact naturally, and increase vocal inflection so her delivery feels less scripted and more conversational.


Grade: B


Mark DiMaggio

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Yale U. | Rowing 🚣 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Hadley's molecular engineering background immediately stands out and creates a unique, memorable narrative, while her consistent smile and positive energy make the response engaging from start to finish. Watch for how she closes with the same UPBEAT enthusiasm she starts with, confidently inviting follow-up questions and leaving a strong final impression. Varying her eye contact more naturally would make the response feel less scripted and stronger overall.


Grade: A+


Maya de Brouwer

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Stanford U. | Track & Field πŸƒβ€β™€ | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Jack immediately commands attention with strong volume and confident delivery, effectively connecting three distinct experiences to different aspects of the Sales & Trading role. Watch for how he aligns each story to a specific part of the job description, creating a clear and compelling case for his fit in markets. To elevate the response, varying his eye contact more naturally would help the delivery feel less scripted.


Grade: A+


Michelle Kaneti

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Brown U. | Sailing β›΅ | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Jake delivers a model GATE response with remarkable pacing, crisp diction, and full control from start to finish. Watch for how he takes his time, changes inflection, and smiles naturally to emphasize excitement without sounding rehearsed. Very little to clean up hereβ€”this is the standard teammates should study and try to replicate.


Grade: A+


Nishali Musunuri

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Carnegie Mellon | Basketball πŸ€ | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Lily makes an immediate impression with a warm smile and strong energy, effectively connecting leadership experiencesβ€”like serving as editor-in-chief of her high school newspaperβ€”to key Sales & Trading skills. Watch for how she breaks up eye contact naturally by looking away from the camera at times, creating a more conversational feel. To elevate the response, choosing a less distracting background would help keep the focus entirely on her message.


Grade: A-


Olivia (Migyu) Kim

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Harvard U. | Squash 🏸 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Lydia delivers an authentic, conversational ESPY response that showcases genuine commitment to markets through joining the Boston College finance club and creating her first stock pitch. Watch for how natural and unscripted her tone feels throughoutβ€”the response sounds more like a conversation than an interview answer. To elevate the response, she could trim 15–30 seconds of content while maintaining the same impact.


Grade: B+


Owethu Makhanya

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UMass Amherst | Tennis 🎾 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ESPY


🎬 Film Takeaways

Mignonne effectively demonstrates her commitment to markets by connecting her exposure through teammates with proactive steps like joining MAP, following Federal Reserve decisions, and leveraging her fellowship experience. Watch for how confidently and clearly she discusses her MAP journey, making it a central part of her story. To elevate the response, adding more smiles and vocal variation would help the delivery feel less rehearsed and more conversational.


Grade: B+



Renee Bak

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Johns Hopkins | Swimming 🏊 | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Eliza makes an immediate positive impression with a warm smile, strong pacing, and confident delivery that signals genuine enthusiasm from the start. Watch for how she establishes credibility and presence within the first few secondsβ€”a great reminder that first impressions matter. To elevate the response, she should sustain that same energy throughout, vary her eye contact naturally, and increase vocal inflection so her delivery feels less scripted and more conversational.


Grade: B


Sasha Bauhs

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Penn | Squash 🏸 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Hadley's molecular engineering background immediately stands out and creates a unique, memorable narrative, while her consistent smile and positive energy make the response engaging from start to finish. Watch for how she closes with the same UPBEAT enthusiasm she starts with, confidently inviting follow-up questions and leaving a strong final impression. Varying her eye contact more naturally would make the response feel less scripted and stronger overall.


Grade: A+


Shaelyn Shields

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Columbia U. | Swimming 🏊 | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Jack immediately commands attention with strong volume and confident delivery, effectively connecting three distinct experiences to different aspects of the Sales & Trading role. Watch for how he aligns each story to a specific part of the job description, creating a clear and compelling case for his fit in markets. To elevate the response, varying his eye contact more naturally would help the delivery feel less scripted.


Grade: A+


Sophia Wei

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Harvard U. | Volleyball 🏐 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Jake delivers a model GATE response with remarkable pacing, crisp diction, and full control from start to finish. Watch for how he takes his time, changes inflection, and smiles naturally to emphasize excitement without sounding rehearsed. Very little to clean up hereβ€”this is the standard teammates should study and try to replicate.


Grade: A+


Taryn Reohr

🟩 🟩 🟩 


Williams College | Soccer ⚽ | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Lily makes an immediate impression with a warm smile and strong energy, effectively connecting leadership experiencesβ€”like serving as editor-in-chief of her high school newspaperβ€”to key Sales & Trading skills. Watch for how she breaks up eye contact naturally by looking away from the camera at times, creating a more conversational feel. To elevate the response, choosing a less distracting background would help keep the focus entirely on her message.


Grade: A-


Tim Churchill

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Amherst | Cross Country πŸƒ | Class of 2029


Best Film: GATE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Lydia delivers an authentic, conversational ESPY response that showcases genuine commitment to markets through joining the Boston College finance club and creating her first stock pitch. Watch for how natural and unscripted her tone feels throughoutβ€”the response sounds more like a conversation than an interview answer. To elevate the response, she could trim 15–30 seconds of content while maintaining the same impact.


Grade: B+


Washington Chung

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Georgetown | Rowing 🚣 | Class of 2029


Best Film: ICE


🎬 Film Takeaways

Mignonne effectively demonstrates her commitment to markets by connecting her exposure through teammates with proactive steps like joining MAP, following Federal Reserve decisions, and leveraging her fellowship experience. Watch for how confidently and clearly she discusses her MAP journey, making it a central part of her story. To elevate the response, adding more smiles and vocal variation would help the delivery feel less rehearsed and more conversational.


Grade: B+


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