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Cornell University alumni at Bank of America
15 Cornell University alumni work at Bank of America and are in Paperclip’s network. A shared school is the strongest reason a banker or consultant opens a student’s email, and this is how many of them you have at this firm. Counts describe Paperclip’s verified database, not the firm’s full headcount.
What they do at Bank of America
The most common titles among this group are investment banking analyst (10), investment banking associate (5). 69% went to Cornell University as undergraduates and 31% for a graduate degree, which matters because an undergrad alum is the closer match for a student.
| Title | Alumni |
|---|---|
| Investment Banking Analyst | 10 |
| Investment Banking Associate | 5 |
Where they sit
| Office | Alumni |
|---|---|
| New York City, New York | 11 |
| San Francisco, California | 1 |
| Hong Kong | 1 |
| Syosset, New York | 1 |
What Bank of America publishes for students
Open or upcoming on Bank of America’s own pages: Global Investment Banking Summer Analyst Program 2028 - Energy (Open, no stated close). Details and sources are on the Bank of America page.
How to use this
Bankers and consultants say the same thing on every forum: a shared school gets the email opened, and a specific, short ask gets the reply. With 15 Cornell University alumni at Bank of America, you have enough people to reach the firm without cold-emailing strangers, and enough to spread across so nobody hears from you twice. Write to the analysts and associates first, ask for twenty minutes about their experience at Bank of America, and let them bring up recruiting.
Paperclip does this for you. It picks the Cornell University alumni at Bank of America who fit your targets, writes each email in your voice and sends it from your own inbox every weekday, spaced out so no firm hears from you too often, and follows up twice.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find Cornell University alumni at Bank of America to network with?
15 Cornell University alumni at Bank of America are in Paperclip’s network, mostly in New York City and San Francisco. The most common titles are investment banking analyst and investment banking associate. To find them yourself, filter Bank of America’s employees on LinkedIn by Cornell University, or search your school’s alumni directory for Bank of America. Then email the analysts and associates first with a short note that mentions Cornell University and asks for a quick call about their experience.
How many Cornell University alumni work at Bank of America?
15 Cornell University alumni at Bank of America are in Paperclip’s network as of the last data refresh. That is a coverage count for Paperclip’s verified database, not a headcount of every alum at the firm.
What do Cornell University alumni do at Bank of America?
The most common titles are investment banking analyst, investment banking associate. Nearly all of them are in investment banking.
Which offices are they in?
Mostly New York City, New York, San Francisco, California, Hong Kong, Syosset, New York.
Does Bank of America publish a target-school list?
No. Bank of America does not name core or target schools on its own site, and neither does any other large bank, consulting firm or private equity firm we checked. Where alumni actually sit, like the 15 here, is the practical signal.
Can I see their names or emails?
Not on this page. Paperclip does not publish professionals’ names or contact details. If you use Paperclip Concierge, it emails the Cornell University alumni at Bank of America who fit your targets from your own inbox, and their replies come to you.
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