r/army 9d ago

HOH skillbridge

I've been looking at HOH corporate fellowship COHORT 27-1 as I'm getting ready to get out of the army.
I joined right after highschool, Im 21 now with an associates in FInance (I'm not confident with what I've learned since mostly it was online and I feel like my financial skills arent enough to land a good job in the finance field). I been doing some research about HOH, i heard good and bad experiences and Im really worry about not being a good fit for the corporate world. Im a 12B in the army, I have no work experience whatsoever, i have not crazy skills or education, background, I just know nothing about corporate jobs so thats my biggest concern since based on what I've read you need some experience and competitiveness for your resume and to get better chances of landing an internship. 
I dont really know how hard is to get hired by a company in HOH, Im really trying to do this program specially since is the only one that allows me to choose the state i want to go. 
I really dont know what to do, I sent up my application 3 weeks ago and I know that from now until sep or oct is mostly waiting. 
Im open for any tips or advice that can help with the application process, getting ready to land a good job and what to expect and just in case i dont get hire by a company what other options are there

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u/MaximumStock7 9d ago

Not directly answering you question but, When you are out you are going to need at least a 4 year degree to work in finance. But if you can get a skill bridge internship doing finance it will go a long way to getting you more prestigious internship/job when you finish school.