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Goldman Sachs’ famed summer internship program began last week. The 10-week<\/a> program allows college students to “spend the summer learning from the firm’s leaders, working on the most consequential challenges in finance, and growing as professionals,” according to the company.<\/p>\n But you’ll have an easier time getting accepted into Harvard University than becoming a Goldman Sachs summer intern. While Harvard boasted a low 3.6% acceptance rate<\/a> for its undergraduate class of 2028, Goldman Sachs had an even lower acceptance rate for its 2025 summer internship: 0.7%.<\/p>\n Related:<\/b> Goldman Sachs Asks Some Managers to Move From Major Hubs Like New York City to Emerging Regions Like Dallas \u2014 Or Quit<\/a><\/p>\n Over 360,000 global applicants applied for 2,600 seats in offices around the world, marking “the most competitive intern class” in the bank’s history, the firm noted in a LinkedIn post<\/a>. Over 500 schools<\/a> were represented, with more than 85 languages spoken among the accepted batch.<\/p>\n