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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's absurd. Every kid I know personally is aiming for this. Every kid on Reddit. Every kid on here. My own children are at an Ivy, a LAC and a state school and every kid they know is aiming for Wall Street as well. Ok, maybe a bit of an exaggeration but it's pretty universal. The reality is that none of them can even get into the investment CLUBs at their schools. 1% acceptance rates. Getting competitive internships is even more insane. And then easily 50-75% of the Wall Street jobs that the colleges brag about are nepo hires (the applicant's dad or uncle is in banking at a high level). The closer I come to this through my kids I more I realize that 90% of jobs that a college brags about "10 to Goldman Sachs!" are based on who a kid's parents are and have absolutely nothing to do with grades, merit, etc What is going to happen to all these kids? Is the job market going to absorb them?[/quote] Huge exaggeration. Huge. Your world is very small. And so is your Reddit interpretation [/quote] No offense, but I really don't think my world is small. I have kids in 3 different types of colleges. They came out of a very large public school. My spouse and I go to a large church and work in very economically diverse settings (not in banking). We ourselves attended top100 schools but nothing elite.[/quote] Well, you seem to have reached adulthood without learning that your experience isn't universal. And you are taking reddit as a source of data. So there's not much i can say to you, since you have a flawed view of reality.[/quote] +1 Your top 100 school didn't teach you much about how to analyze information.[/quote]
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