Is joining Proschool a good decision for Investment Banking course?
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I don't recommend Proschool's investment banking course. The study material given looks low quality with lots of errors and limitations seen in concepts taught. Too much focus only on notes without practical case studies. Faculty need deeper knowledge on valuation models and how deals work. Unable tRead more
I don’t recommend Proschool’s investment banking course. The study material given looks low quality with lots of errors and limitations seen in concepts taught. Too much focus only on notes without practical case studies. Faculty need deeper knowledge on valuation models and how deals work. Unable to teach complex modules properly. Fees charged are quite high for this.
See lessBrilliant strategy here by Proschool - aggressively upsell an "elite" banking course exploiting aspirational mindsets, extract premium fees promising exclusive skills then data-dump recycled public information masquerading as cutting edge gyaan using teachers holding more theoretical certificationsRead more
Brilliant strategy here by Proschool – aggressively upsell an “elite” banking course exploiting aspirational mindsets, extract premium fees promising exclusive skills then data-dump recycled public information masquerading as cutting edge gyaan using teachers holding more theoretical certifications than dealroom experiences! Who cares if confused students desperately seeking career transformation actually walk away career-ready by comprehending complex mergers or accurately modeling working capital requirements? The founders are already sipping cocktails in the Bahamas with our fee stash laughing all the way to the bank (ironically).
See lessProschool's investment banking course makes tall claims of ensuring job-readiness. But student feedback reveals gaps. The curriculum does not cover many advanced modules in proper detail. Study materials seem outdated without real world case studies. Instruction methodology also needs improvement. DRead more
Proschool’s investment banking course makes tall claims of ensuring job-readiness. But student feedback reveals gaps. The curriculum does not cover many advanced modules in proper detail. Study materials seem outdated without real world case studies. Instruction methodology also needs improvement.
During lectures, PPTs are taught too fast without ensuring concepts get clear. When students ask doubts, faculty are unable to explain clearly. Sometimes questions are ignored. More focus needed on practical aspects like Excel modeling for mergers, valuation analysis etc which are important abilities recruited by banks.
Proschool charges quite high fees for this course promising job linkage. But present curriculum does not develop enough industry-aligned skills in students that executives look for in recruiting. Before making big statements in advertising, Proschool should improve course experience significantly across materials, teaching process and recruitment linkages.
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