Bloomberg

Learn the language of finance
>> Supplement your university learnings with practical knowledge of the markets
>> Familiarize yourself with over 70 Bloomberg Terminal functions

Discover the inner workings of the markets
>> Learn what moves markets
>> Familiarize yourself with key benchmarks that professionals monitor

Get Bloomberg on your resume
>> Receive a certificate of completion after completing BMC
>> Demonstrate your comfort with the gold standard data platform

1. Adding a free Bloomberg email address to their resume to signal Bloomberg knowledge to employers
2. Setting up inbox forwarding from their Bloomberg email to their smartphone to see replies from employers
3. Accessing a list of Bloomberg-using alumni from your school for networking purposes
4. Sending thank you notes via Bloomberg email as a signal to employers
5. Conducting preparatory research on interviewers using the private Bloomberg News archive
6. Getting real-time trending Bloomberg News alerts to their smartphone (this news is not available to the public on Bloomberg.com, only to Bloomberg Professional users)
7. Subscribing to daily Bloomberg newsletters to help prepare for interviews
8. Uploading their resume to the Bloomberg Terminal
9. Downloading pre-built financial models from Bloomberg's Excel template library to review practitioner models
10. Conducting industry or single company research for stock pitches, the student managed investment fund or the CFA Research Challenge

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University of Florida Guide to Using Bloomberg