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Quantitative Data Analytics Summer Analyst 2027: eligibility & how to apply

A current quantitative and data analytics internship across risk, finance, credit, consumer banking, and modeling teams.

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College yearNov 2027–Aug 2028 graduation
CompensationCheck written offer
Location / arrangementAtlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, New YorkFull-time, 10 weeks
Availability at review2027 posting available at review

Who can apply?

  • Bachelor's or bachelor's-direct-to-master's degree with graduation between November 2027 and August 2028.
  • Relevant study includes mathematics, statistics, economics, data science, computer science, and financial engineering; 3.5 GPA is preferred.
  • Advanced programming and analytical-tool ability is required, with profile-specific visualization skills for the data analyst route.
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Dates, pay & program timing

No universal cutoff confirmed

The role lists November 7, 2026 as the apply-by date and says recruiting occurs on a rolling basis after opening. It does not state an exact closing time or zone.

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How to apply to Bank of America

  1. Confirm your degree and graduation window, then choose the quantitative or data profile that best fits your evidence.
  2. Prepare one reproducible analysis showing data cleaning, modeling or visualization decisions.
  3. Apply through JR-14420 and rank only business and location options you would genuinely accept.
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