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In Partnership With
Adventis is a financial modeling and technical preparation partner of the Wall Street Club at Baruch College.
FMC® PROGRAM
Highlights
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Personalized Feedback
Differentiate yourself for competitive fields in finance
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Skill Set Mastery
Learn to build financial models entirely from scratch
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Absorb Core Concepts
Internalize core concepts, rather than memorizing them
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Access for Two Years
Includes unlimited FMC® Program certification exams
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100% Online
100% access to our online instructional videos
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No Accounting or Finance Knowledge Needed
No accounting or finance knowledge required
FMC® PROGRAM
✓ Excel Formatting Techniques and Keystroke Efficiency
✓ Three Statement Model
✓ Public Comparables Analysis
✓ Precedent Comparables Analysis
✓ Discounted Cash Flow Analysis
✓ Valuation “Football Field”
✓ Leveraged Buyout Analysis
Learning Objectives
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Program Alumni
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Sven
2027 Investment Banking Summer Analyst, Piper Sandler
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“What better way to answer technical questions than to actually build the model yourself.”
Yash
2027 Private Bank Summer Analyst, J.P. Morgan
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“Adventis really helped me understand how everything actually connects together.”
Zachary
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"With Adventis, you actually learn the material and can apply it yourself."
Charlie
2025 Investment Banking Summer Analyst, Lazard
University of Tennessee,
Class of 2026
The Wall Street Club at Baruch College was founded in 2007 by a group of seven students who sought to expand their knowledge of financial services beyond the classroom. The organization has since expanded into a 100+ member organization, with alumni represented at major institutions across the street, including all of the bulge bracket firms. Students meet on Friday evenings to review topics in the financial markets and participate in networking sessions with industry professionals. The organization's goal is to develop students with strong market knowledge and robust analytical acumen.