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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s not a major for academically smart kids.[/quote]

True, outside of the top undergrad business programs (Wharton, Mit, Cornell, and about 5 others) it is not where smart kids land. Look at the smartest kids from the top private high schools and top publics: Engineering, other stem, Liberal Arts (typically prelaw or prePhD goals, for the smartest).[/quote]

Again not true at all.
If a university has a business program, it's usually higher demand and more competitive to get in. 
Students are smarter on the average.[/quote]

A student at IU Kelley may be smarter than the average IU student, but those students in IU Kelley are NOT on average the same level of smarts as students from the top rigor/most academic group of top private and top public high schools. Those kids do Stem, Engineering, Liberal Arts at top schools, and if they want business they go to the big names, Wharton et al. 
OP asked why DCum looks down on it—that is why. And it is consistent with what the PP teacher said regarding their high school, and what the vast majority of UMC parents see in their circles. [/quote]

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