A degree in accounting, economics, or finance is the most common degree held by people working in credit risk.
However, mathematics, statistics, computer science, and engineering degrees will also be considered, especially if an applicant is committed to earning a CFA qualification..
For students seeking bachelor’s degrees, an internship can be taken for academic credit or in place of a minor to meet graduation requirements.
For master’s students seeking an terminal degree, an internship can be taken for academic credit.
Cary Institute views credit-bearing internship arrangements as a 3-way partnership in which the student develops professional skills, the college provides credit and Cary Institute acts as mentor for the development of those skills through the completion of an internship project.
Credit analyst internships are important because they give the interns an inside look at and experience with the responsibilities of being an analyst, making it easier for the interns to obtain a position once the internship is over.
What are Credit Analysts? Credit analysts are responsible for determining how creditworthy an individual is.
