Here's an interesting question: Why are the nation's highest-achieving undergrads flying to finance and consulting?
As Cal Newport observes, the majority of Dartmouth's five valedictorians are choosing those two sectors, while 36% of an entire Princeton class a year ago took finance gigs and 17% of Harvard grads did the same.
Is this, as a David Brooks might say, a brain drain, caused by thinking the only options for elite students are:
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