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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's a realistic career path, even for FGLI, if and only if you go to the right school and network with the right people while in school. If the Ivies and Ivy-adjacent schools like Duke, UChicago, Amherst, etc., are out of reach, look for a known Wall Street feeder on the next tier like Bucknell, Colgate, or Richmond, and network like crazy from your first day on campus. Join a top-tier fraternity, get to know the alums, and make the career center your second home. And yes, be ready to log some serious hours doing work that is far from mentally stimulating or spiritually fulfilling, especially your first two years on The Street.[/quote] The concept of Richmond as a Wall Street feeder is even funnier and more delusional than the idea of a Bucknell pipeline.[/quote] I went to Bucknell. Every guy I'm friends with from there works on Wall Street. [/quote] Same here. I graduated in 1990. [/quote]
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