whatstheofficerproblem

I'm an undergrad student at a 'non-target' school and I'd like the opportunity to intern come summer at a hedge fund. The problem is, most funds don't advertise, and the ones that do are big ones that hire mostly from Ivy League. When I saw memes about how a person is a legend if they make it to Wall St without rich parents or Ivy league I didn't think much of it. Now I know! So question to you guys here, I need some advice, how do I go about entering these funds as an intern, or do you guys recommend starting elsewhere?

Thank you guys!, that explains why they are so cheap relative to the $90 strike. But then if I buy $90 strike for 3.35 per option expiring in Jan 2024, and the deal closes 2023 July for $95, wouldn't I make like 140%, I'm trying to make an arb play with max profits as opposed to the standard 25% I'll get for just owning the stock outright. Will this work?

Ok, I am new to options, but looking at ATVI's option chain, I find it confusing. MSFT wants to buy ATVI at $95, The OTM call option for Jan 2024 at strike price $95 is currently trading for 0.74, assuming that the deal goes through and finalizes in July 2023, the stock goes to $95, according to Option Profit Calculator, the return is 400+%, seems too good to be true. What exactly am I missing here, please help.

Was going through Bill Gates holdings and looks like he bought WIW & WIA in March this year. What do you guys think? Is that a sound investment? Is he on to something or is it a normal hedge? What might his reasons be? Do any of you own these? Is it worth buying now?