I am currently a freshman at a small non target university in Georgia. My interested in finance was sparked my junior year of high school. I began reading everything I could on the markets and the careers in the industry My original career goal was investment banking, but due to my lack of motivation in my early years of high school, I was unable to get into a top university, making this goal difficult to say the least. I plan on transfering to the University of Georgia which has a better name, but us still not considered a target school. I became interested in wealth management as it seems as though it is easier to break in coming from a non target school. I understand that most financial advisors transition into the position from other fields after attaining work experience and contacts. What is your advise for a student looking to get into wealth management straight iut of college? I understand that some bigger private wealth management firms work in teams that include analyst roles? Is it feasible to get into one of these roles coming from a non target school? What are some of the main differences between private wealth management and regional financial advising?