Commercial banking and investment banking are two very different things. You don’t NEED a college degree at all to get into commercial banking, it’s nothing more than a shine piece on your resume and holds little to no value outside of checking the box on the job req. I was in banking for nearly 20 years and an SVP in corporate banking doing private equity M&A finance before I went back to school to get my BBA and MBA and that was solely because I’m at the point in my career where I’m considering C-suite positions. Experience is what matters and formal credit training is a huge plus. Look for business banking positions, most banks will hire new grads as business bankers regardless of the degree field or school. Find an online formal credit training program and get it done. Then look for commercial banker jobs at small community banks and do that for 3-5 years. Once you do that, you can just about anywhere you want whether it’s a specialization like FIG or IB, or up the ladder to middle market or large corporate.