Praise for the Kelley School from Mom of employed senior

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<p>Kelley Career Service has the following policy applicable for both internship and job offers.

Renege Policy
Acceptance of an offer, whether verbal or in writing, is considered binding. It is not an acceptable practice to accept a job offer and later decline. This is considered a renege.
Once an offer has been accepted, either verbal or written, interviews must cease.
If an offer is reneged by the student, the UCSO reserves the right to take appropriate action, which includes suspension or restriction of UCSO privileges.

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<p>[Kelley</a> Career Guide](<a href=“http://kelley.iu.edu/include/flipbook/2013UCSOCareerServicesGuide/#/44/zoomed]Kelley”>http://kelley.iu.edu/include/flipbook/2013UCSOCareerServicesGuide/#/44/zoomed)</p>

<p>DS2 just accepted an internship offer for the coming summer before his senior year. So, he is no longer pursuing any more opportunities. It was lucky for him on the first try with a decent company. But, in the meantime, he missed out on further exploration. Some Kelley students mentioned in this thread got multiple interview opportunities and even multiple offers. How do they handle the situation? Do they really abide by this policy? I definitely know that some of the new hires from my company changed their minds. But, I also know that you probably should not do it if you are in the IB area.</p>

<p>[How</a> to Renege On Your Investment Banking Job Offer](<a href=“http://www.mergersandinquisitions.com/renege-investment-banking-job-offer/]How”>How to Renege On Your Investment Banking Job Offer)</p>