Ill graduate with a 3.1 GPA, 4 years experience working in bank, and 2 internships, what jobs can i get?

My GPA is terrible, its a 3.1, but thats mostly because I put more emphasis on my job than school. I worked 2 years as a teller, and 2 years as a customer service rep at a bank. So thats 4 years total in a bank, plus I did 2 internships, one of them at an investment company the other on campus. Im also president of a cultural organization on campus. Im majoring in financial management. ill be 22 when i graduate this year.

So my question is, do you guys think ill be able to land a high-paying job, and if i want to get into investment banking / wealth management what sorts of jobs are available?

you'll need a MBA to get a high paying job,, my wife got hers about 4 years ago, and it has doubled her income .

It sounds great that you had experience in your field and also internships. Many employers like to see that there future employees have at least two internships under their sleve after college. Sounds like you will be able to land a decent job. The GPA thing you cannot really change but it is okay, just point out that you had a full load that shows that you could handle a lot. Try to ask your careercenter at your school for some advice on obtaining a spot you wish to have after grraduation.

I would say you should be able to start off at around $30,000 at least, out of school.

As a counter-question, I'm majoring in accounting in college but I'm going on to university after this, do you think I should continue in accounting or switch to finance? Finance seems to be better paying and like I would enjoy it more, but there seems to be many fewer jobs unless you live in a major city.

you want to trade.............get an MBA and get good grades..............

you should try to get a job within the federal government. The GPA requirement for positions requiring a degree is at least a 3.0. The pay will not be that high to start(31,000 to 40,000) depending on where you live could be slightly higher. You will get a raise every year, and you have the ability to transfer to other agencies and possibly have your move paid for. Some agencies repay part of student loans.

Good Luck!