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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]CMC and Washington are Lee is a bit surprising. Does DC even know what W&L is? [/quote]

And UVA is dead last? [/quote]
This is a per Capita list so it controls for school population size. Notice how no other public schools made the list. [/quote]

UVA is DFL.  No excuses.[/quote]
But the other public didn't make the list at all. UVA is the best public school for Wallstreet placement. That's shocking when Umich, UCLA, UCB exist. [/quote]

For state universities, Berkeley, Michigan, and Texas ALL SEND MORE grads to Wall Street than UVA.  And UVA is a couple thousand miles closer.  These schools also send big time to Big Tech.  [/quote]
More overall and a higher percentage is a different thing. Schools like UT benefit from being gigantic. And most males at those schools are aiming for IB or FAANG so they have a ton of applications out of those schools. If you want you child to make big bucks as an analyst they have a better chance at UVA or one of the privates listed. [/quote]

[b]The lesson from this list is UVA is last place for Wall Street,  and doesn't even show for tech.   Good if you're paying in state tuition for your kid to get drunk a few times a week  and relive the old South,  but don't expect a big reward at the end. Not happening.[/quote][/b]

What an amusing little twit.[/quote]

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