Would you send your DC to HYP so that they will find a quant job?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What happens to the Quant world when market sells off ~50% and beat market lingers for a decade or so?

HYP lasts forever

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We should call this thread Jane's Addiction.

lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What happens to the Quant world when market sells off ~50% and beat market lingers for a decade or so?

HYP lasts forever

HYP is mostly hype. About 25% deserve to be there ( if one were to take their prestige seriously) Rest belong in accommodation group.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What happens to the Quant world when market sells off ~50% and beat market lingers for a decade or so?

HYP lasts forever

Quant...hard pass.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Seems many parents are doing that. They would causally mention that now their DCs work a quantitative finanace job at Jane Street, and I can see they are super proud.

Why would you do that? Don't you go to HYP to change the world?

I can understand kids who go to MIT CMU etc tech schools do that. But HYP?

Nah.

$$$

This.
OP is hilarious for thinking that kids and parents are storming HYP to 'change the world'.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wonder if applicants to HYPS actually write essays saying "I want to go to your school so I can go work at a hedge fund and become silly rich." I'm sure there are plenty of "I am intellectually stimulated by finance and my internship last summer at a hedge fund (not mentioning that their uncle runs the hedge fund and they were just sharpening pencils) further cultivated my passion towards this fascinating industry, and an economics degree from your esteemed institution will better position me to achieve this noble goal (which will allow me to donate millions back to you so my spawn can then attend your school)."

lol said no one ever.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Seems many parents are doing that. They would causally mention that now their DCs work a quantitative finanace job at Jane Street, and I can see they are super proud.

Why would you do that? Don't you go to HYP to change the world?

I can understand kids who go to MIT CMU etc tech schools do that. But HYP?

Nah.

$$$

This.
OP is hilarious for thinking that kids and parents are storming HYP to 'change the world'.

Not as hilarious as thinking kids and parents are storming Top Engineering schools to work at Hedge funds?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What happens to the Quant world when market sells off ~50% and beat market lingers for a decade or so?

HYP lasts forever

Quant...hard pass.

Exactly! It’s much easier to scam the world by being a lawyer or politician.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wonder if applicants to HYPS actually write essays saying "I want to go to your school so I can go work at a hedge fund and become silly rich." I'm sure there are plenty of "I am intellectually stimulated by finance and my internship last summer at a hedge fund (not mentioning that their uncle runs the hedge fund and they were just sharpening pencils) further cultivated my passion towards this fascinating industry, and an economics degree from your esteemed institution will better position me to achieve this noble goal (which will allow me to donate millions back to you so my spawn can then attend your school)."

lol said no one ever.

Your sarcasm meter is clearly turned off. You must be fun at parties.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:are you stupid? so many go into consulting from hyp. why is this any different

Pretty sure that you're the stupid one in this conversation.

Princeton, yes; Harvard & Yale, not so much as there are better options for quant oriented students.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wonder if applicants to HYPS actually write essays saying "I want to go to your school so I can go work at a hedge fund and become silly rich." I'm sure there are plenty of "I am intellectually stimulated by finance and my internship last summer at a hedge fund (not mentioning that their uncle runs the hedge fund and they were just sharpening pencils) further cultivated my passion towards this fascinating industry, and an economics degree from your esteemed institution will better position me to achieve this noble goal (which will allow me to donate millions back to you so my spawn can then attend your school)."

Pretty much what my nephew did (although to another top 10 university).

Got a degree in math. Went to a hedge fund & retired at age 28 with a lot of money. Left hedge fund because the market activity soured.

Now in LA producing & writing scripts. Has been published a lot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Seems many parents are doing that. They would causally mention that now their DCs work a quantitative finanace job at Jane Street, and I can see they are super proud.

Why would you do that? Don't you go to HYP to change the world?

I can understand kids who go to MIT CMU etc tech schools do that. But HYP?

In our Asian moms community, yes quant job is very hot due to its high pay (in a good year > 1 million pay). It's not just HYPMS, state flagship and tech schools too.
Typically needs to be a camper in high school. Kids doing this began drilling math at a very early stage. Very nerdy and not social. I felt sorry for them. But no mom can resist the temptation of outrageously high pay.

Yes, some can retire early at a young age by working a quant job.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Seems many parents are doing that. They would causally mention that now their DCs work a quantitative finanace job at Jane Street, and I can see they are super proud.

Why would you do that? Don't you go to HYP to change the world?

I can understand kids who go to MIT CMU etc tech schools do that. But HYP?

In our Asian moms community, yes quant job is very hot due to its high pay (in a good year > 1 million pay). It's not just HYPMS, state flagship and tech schools too.
Typically needs to be a camper in high school. Kids doing this began drilling math at a very early stage. Very nerdy and not social. I felt sorry for them. But no mom can resist the temptation of outrageously high pay.

Yes, some can retire early at a young age by working a quant job.

Why does a loser feel sorry for people
Who are clearly better? Only on DCUM🤣

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Seems many parents are doing that. They would causally mention that now their DCs work a quantitative finanace job at Jane Street, and I can see they are super proud.

Why would you do that? Don't you go to HYP to change the world?

I can understand kids who go to MIT CMU etc tech schools do that. But HYP?

In our Asian moms community, yes quant job is very hot due to its high pay (in a good year > 1 million pay). It's not just HYPMS, state flagship and tech schools too.
Typically needs to be a camper in high school. Kids doing this began drilling math at a very early stage. Very nerdy and not social. I felt sorry for them. But no mom can resist the temptation of outrageously high pay.

Yes, some can retire early at a young age by working a quant job.

Nobody is drilling math in middle school just to become a quant, because it’s such a narrow niche. You have to be majorly stupid to paint so.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Seems many parents are doing that. They would causally mention that now their DCs work a quantitative finanace job at Jane Street, and I can see they are super proud.

Why would you do that? Don't you go to HYP to change the world?

I can understand kids who go to MIT CMU etc tech schools do that. But HYP?

In our Asian moms community, yes quant job is very hot due to its high pay (in a good year > 1 million pay). It's not just HYPMS, state flagship and tech schools too.
Typically needs to be a camper in high school. Kids doing this began drilling math at a very early stage. Very nerdy and not social. I felt sorry for them. But no mom can resist the temptation of outrageously high pay.

Yes, some can retire early at a young age by working a quant job.

Nobody is drilling math in middle school just to become a quant, because it’s such a narrow niche. You have to be majorly stupid to paint so.

They have older siblings who they copy. Also older Chinese students they look up to and imitate.