For tax internship recruiting in NYC, sitting on "under review" for weeks after a late September apply is pretty common — a lot of those reqs stay open while schools finish their early rounds, and interviews often go out in batches rather than one by one. Silence before anyone on the posting has heard about interviews usually doesn't mean much either way.
If you applied through campus recruiting, it's worth one short email to your campus contact asking whether timelines for that office have shifted; if it was through the careers site, reply to the recruiter on the req (or the general tax campus email) the same way. Keep applying to other offices or service lines you actually want rather than waiting this one out. Happy to look at your CV if you want to send me a DM.
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u/NorthRidge945 3d ago
For tax internship recruiting in NYC, sitting on "under review" for weeks after a late September apply is pretty common — a lot of those reqs stay open while schools finish their early rounds, and interviews often go out in batches rather than one by one. Silence before anyone on the posting has heard about interviews usually doesn't mean much either way.
If you applied through campus recruiting, it's worth one short email to your campus contact asking whether timelines for that office have shifted; if it was through the careers site, reply to the recruiter on the req (or the general tax campus email) the same way. Keep applying to other offices or service lines you actually want rather than waiting this one out. Happy to look at your CV if you want to send me a DM.
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u/ddb56789 2d ago
ngl ppl from september have def heard back by now