Long story short, after finishing my MSc in Finance and Economics at the University of Vienna, I've been accepted as a financial analyst at EY, with the option to be at many of their global offices (New York, Paris, Berlin, Vienna, Geneva, and Zurich). In case you're wondering, I don't know what my salary/bonus would be at any of the locations yet. I'm from New Jersey, went to NYU for undergrad, and I know French and German pretty much fluently.
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