L3VLUP

For finance and investment societies

Help your members understand the roles, build the skills and become job-ready faster.

Every student can use our career intelligence, practical tools, technical drills and gamified learning for free. For partner societies we add a 20% member discount and agree a programme with the committee: branded challenges, practitioner-led sessions and events that reach members, interns and alumni.

Core tools and resources: free. Partner-society member discount: 20%. The partnership programme, delivery format and any associated fees: agreed with your committee. No exclusivity and no minimum attendance.

Live for your members today

36
timed technical drills
109
in-depth guides
45
answered technical questions
340
glossary terms

Plus a deadline tracker refreshed daily, career intel across 18 paths, and CV and cover letter tools. All free, no sign-up.

What your members get out of it

Too many students spend months working out what different roles involve, only to discover later what those roles actually test. L3VLUP shortens both halves of that.

  1. Understand the roles faster

    Career Intel maps 18 paths across banking, private equity, hedge funds, research, quant and tech: what the seat actually does, what it pays at each level, and what leads where. A member decides what to aim at on evidence rather than on hearsay from the year above.

  2. Build the technical skills the role expects

    36 timed drills, marked as you build: paper LBO, WACC, accretion and dilution, the EV bridge, a full capital structure, a three-statement linker, market sizing and numerical reasoning. Short enough to do between lectures, hard enough to matter.

  3. Prepare for applications and interviews

    45 technical questions with the answers and the traps inside them, 109 guides from the cover letter to the assessment centre, a mock interview that makes them answer before it shows the model answer, and CV and cover letter tools that export properly.

  4. Compete for the windows that are open now

    A live tracker of spring weeks, internships and graduate programmes, refreshed daily from the firms’ own careers feeds, with a personal pipeline so nothing is applied to twice and nothing is missed.

  5. Keep developing after the first offer

    Alumni panels, practitioner Q&As and sector sessions for members who are already interning or working, so the society stays useful to a third year and a graduate, not only to a fresher.

We do not promise anyone a job, and you should be suspicious of anyone who does. What we shorten is the distance between discovering a role and being ready to compete for it.

Open access

Free for every student, partnership or not

Send your members these links today. These are practical resources students can begin using immediately, without waiting for a partnership or committing to a subscription, and almost none of it needs an account.

Opportunity and deadline tracker

Every spring week, internship and graduate programme we can find, closest deadline first, refreshed daily from the firms’ own careers feeds. The question your group chat asks a hundred times a term, answered by one link.

See what closes this month

Firm intel and role guides

Firm-by-firm intel, the career path map across 18 routes, a side-by-side comparison of any two careers, and compensation by level. Free to read, no account needed.

Open the career map

Board books and transaction resources

The adviser board books filed with real going-private deals, plus hedge fund 13F holdings and the deal tape. Three documents to read as a visitor and ten with a free account.

Read a banker board book

36 technical drills and Labs

Paper LBO, WACC, accretion and dilution, the EV bridge, capital structure, market sizing, a HireVue simulator and a mental maths gym. Two to fifteen minutes each, marked instantly, no sign-up.

Open the Labs

109 guides, 340 terms, 45 questions

From the first cover letter to the assessment centre, written by someone who has sat on the other side of the table. Your society may reprint any of them with attribution.

Browse the guides

CV and cover letter studios

A CV builder that scores structure, impact and ATS readability, and a cover letter studio that routes by firm and role. Both export to PDF and Word. Drafts stay in the member’s own browser.

Open CV Studio

Mock interview and Primer

Answer first, then see how a strong answer is built. Self-marking is always free, and a free account adds three AI-marked answers a day.

Try the mock interview

AI research skills and daily games

Earnings teardowns, filing diffs, comps sets and model audits, each split into what you delegate, what you verify and what only judgement decides. Sample runs are free. The daily finance puzzles always are.

See the skills library

A free account is optional. It saves a member’s pipeline, streak and results across devices, and adds firm watch alerts and a Monday recap. A few deeper features sit in the paid tier, and the comparison on the Pro page says exactly which.

Partner societies

What a partnership can include

Everything above stays free either way. A partnership is built with your committee rather than taken off a shelf, so treat this as the menu: we agree the programme, the delivery format, the responsibilities on each side and any associated fees before anything is confirmed.

20% off for your members

Verified members of a partner society get 20% off L3VLUP Pro, the bootcamps, the Financial Modelling Sprint and 1:1 sessions, against our standard published prices.

A society-branded challenge and live leaderboard

One branded challenge per academic year: a page on the drill you choose, your society’s name on it, and a live table for the week it runs.

Practitioner-led sessions

Up to one session per academic term, depending on the agreed programme. Dates, content and format are agreed with your committee and subject to availability.

Committee CV support

Up to five written CV reviews for members of the sitting committee during each academic year, the same review we charge for, plus a direct line for the questions a committee gets asked and cannot answer.

Co-branded assets and landing pages

Graphics sized for your channels, suggested copy for the announcement and the reminder, and a co-branded landing page where an event warrants one.

Society and alumni events

Programming that reaches current members, your alumni and outside practitioners: panels, Q&As, career path and sector sessions, technical workshops and networking.

Guides and resources you may share

Reprint any guide or glossary entry in your newsletter or handbook with attribution and a link. No permission email needed each time.

A named L3VLUP contact

One person at our end for programming, joint events and anything your committee wants to try. Committees change every year; the relationship carries over.

How the 20% member discount works

Once a partnership is agreed we issue your society a discount code. For L3VLUP Pro a member enters it in the promotion field at checkout. For the bootcamps, the Financial Modelling Sprint and 1:1 sessions a member requests a discounted payment link and names their society. The code is yours to circulate through your own channels.

  • Applies to L3VLUP’s standard published prices
  • For verified members of the partner society, and not transferable to anyone else
  • Not combinable with another discount or promotional offer
  • Valid for new redemptions until the end of the relevant academic year
  • We may ask for reasonable evidence of current membership before applying it
Ask about the member discount

Gamified learning, not mascots

Technical preparation is usually solitary, quietly intimidating and hard to keep up week after week. A student who has never built an LBO does not want their first attempt to be in front of an interviewer, and there is nothing to bring them back to a second one. So we built the practice as a game. Members pick an identity in one tap and it follows them across every drill, every daily puzzle and every leaderboard, which turns a private chore into something they compare on Monday.

Members learn by doing
Every drill is a build with a number at the end, not a video with a quiz after it. The feedback arrives while the reasoning is still warm.
Short challenges beat long courses
Two to fifteen minutes. Repeatable on a bus. Consistency is what moves a technical score, and a drill that fits into a gap in the day gets repeated.
Scores and leaderboards make it social
Live tables on the arcade games, daily puzzles with streaks, and a society leaderboard for the week a challenge runs. Friendly competition does the work a reminder email cannot.
Less intimidating, not less rigorous
The avatar and the game frame lower the cost of a first attempt. The maths behind the drill is the maths an interviewer sets.

Pick one, keep it

Bull
Owl
Fox
Tiger
Penguin
Stag

12 animals and 8 colourways. The avatar carries a member’s name and score onto the leaderboard, the dashboard and any result they share.

Your society’s own challenge, in three steps

  1. 1

    We build it

    A page on the drill you choose, branded to your society, with graphics and suggested copy for your channels.

  2. 2

    Members race

    Seven days, a live table, unlimited retries. Their avatar carries their score.

  3. 3

    You announce the result

    We hand over the final table and a recap asset, ready to post.

It costs your committee one announcement and one reminder. No room booking, no speaker, no catering.

A partnership can include one society-branded challenge per academic year. Where a place on the Financial Modelling Sprint is the winner’s prize, it is non-transferable, subject to availability in the next appropriate cohort, and carries no cash alternative.

Events for every stage, not one guest lecture

A partnership can include up to one practitioner-led session per academic term, depending on the agreed programme. Dates, content and format are agreed with your committee and subject to availability. Beyond that we help you programme the year, working with your own alumni and with practitioners from our network so the calendar serves a first year deciding what to aim at and a graduate three years into the job.

Online delivery is the default and is available anywhere. In person is available by agreement, and where delivery outside London needs travel or accommodation we agree the arrangements and any associated costs with you in advance.

Sessions are run by Surojit Chakraverti: Citi Industrials M&A, Rothschild Healthcare M&A, now CIO of a long-short fund and a trainer to banks and funds. Nothing is sold on the night.

Spring week and internship briefing

45 min + Q&A

How the cycle actually runs, what the December wall looks like, and what separates the applications that get through. Best in weeks three to five of the autumn term.

First and second years

Paper LBO or valuation, live

60 min

Built from a blank page in front of the room, with the shortcuts an interviewer expects. The one that gets recorded and reshared.

Anyone recruiting

CV and application clinic

90 min

Ten to twelve member CVs reviewed live, on the screen, with the reasoning said out loud so the room learns from every one.

Applicants

Practitioner Q&A

45 min

Unstructured questions on desks, hours, exits, pay and what the first two years are genuinely like.

All members

Career path and role exploration

60 min

Banking against private equity against research against quant against tech: what the day looks like, what it pays, what it costs and what it leads to.

Undecided members

Alumni panel

60-75 min

Your alumni, chaired by us so it stays specific. We prepare the questions, keep it moving and make sure the room leaves with something usable.

All members and alumni

Sector or market discussion

45 min

A live read of what is happening in a sector or across markets, and how an analyst would be expected to talk about it in an interview.

Later years and interns

Early-career progression

45 min

For members already interning or working: the analyst-to-associate move, the buyside jump, and what compounds in the first three years.

Interns, graduates, alumni

If your committee wants a format that is not listed, propose it. Most of the ones above started as a society asking for something specific. Which of these forms part of your programme is settled when we agree the partnership.

How the partnership works

We start with a conversation about what your committee wants to achieve, then propose the programme, the delivery format and any associated fees. Once the scope, the responsibilities on each side and any fees are agreed, we confirm it in writing, by email or a short agreement, whichever your society prefers. What the partnership then relies on is distribution: we build and run the thing, you get it in front of your members.

What L3VLUP can provide

Depending on the agreed partnership:

  • The member tools and resources, free to every student either way
  • The sessions or the branded challenge, built around your calendar
  • A co-branded landing page where an event warrants one
  • Promotional graphics and suggested copy for your channels
  • Cross-promotion of your society and the joint activity to our audience
  • A recap or results asset after a challenge, ready to post
  • The 20% member discount code
  • Ongoing programming support across the year

What the society agrees to

As applicable to the agreed collaboration:

  • Add L3VLUP to your member resources page, with a link
  • Promote agreed events and challenges through your relevant member channels
  • Include our name and a link on joint event pages
  • Tag or credit L3VLUP in relevant social posts and event recaps
  • Permit agreed use of your name and logo in partnership and co-branded materials
  • Nominate one committee contact to coordinate activity
  • Coordinate any verification of member eligibility the discount needs

No exclusivity and no minimum attendance. What the partnership does depend on is active distribution: reciprocal promotion, and your members actually hearing about what we have built for them.

What a year together can look like

Three shapes that work. Take one as written, or take the parts your calendar has room for. Each is an illustration rather than a fixed package; what your partnership includes is agreed with your committee.

Autumn term

Get everyone applying on time

  • Tracker link added to your resources page in week one
  • Spring week briefing in week three or four
  • A branded paper LBO challenge running the week before the December deadlines
Spring term

Turn applications into offers

  • CV and application clinic early in the term
  • Live valuation or paper LBO session before assessment centres
  • Member discount code circulated with the interview prep reminder
Any term

Programme for alumni and later years

  • Alumni panel chaired by us, with your alumni on it
  • A sector discussion or early-career progression session
  • Networking between current members, alumni and practitioners

Investment clubs and finance associations in the US

The same proposition with the calendar shifted. The tracker carries sophomore insight programmes and summer analyst programmes at US banks and funds, the drills are the ones a superday sets, and the briefing is a superday briefing rather than a spring week one. Email with your club and campus and we will send the version that fits your recruiting cycle.

Tell us what your committee wants to achieve

We will propose the programme, the delivery format and the partnership structure. If you would rather start smaller, send your members the tracker today and decide about the rest later.

  • What your committee wants the year to achieve
  • Your member profile and the careers they are aiming at
  • The events or challenges you want to run
  • Online or in person
  • Whether your alumni are involved
  • Co-branding and promotional support
  • The partnership scope you have in mind
  • Any associated fees

Or email suro@l3vlup.com directly.

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