Initially received an email through my college from a JP Morgan Chase recruiter describing positions available. I emailed recruiter back, got a phone interview setup within about a week. Phone interview was 30 minutes long, standard interview questions. Only question that I couldn't answer was about the companies recent earnings report. Do some homework about the company before you interview. Just a few days after the phone interview, I received an email invitation to come to New York for the super day final round interviews. You are going to fly in and out on the same day, no hotel overnight. Super day interview consists of three 30 minute long interviews, each with different people. One of the interviews will be a presentation you give on any topic of your choice with one interviewer. All the interviews are standard interview questions, "Tell me about a time when..." The most technical question I had to answer was "How would you describe object oriented programming to a non-technical person?" Before you come to the super day interviews, think back about projects you did in college and be able to describe the people you worked with and the results of the projects. Everybody was very nice and professional, much more casual interview than what I was expecting. I was interviewing for an Application Developer position, so I was expecting coding problems but didn't get any. I think it was only three days after the super day interview that I received an email with a job offer, and I accepted.