<p>Georgetown and Wiliam’s numbers are not surprising. Those are two elite colleges/universities on the East Coast, where a large section of the undergraduate student population come from the East Coast, many of whom have connections to the financial industry. The same can be said of Cornell, Dartmouth, Duke etc…Schools like Cal, Chicago, Michigan, Northwestern, Stanford etc…do not have nearly as many students interested in the financial industry so their numbers are supposed to be relatively less impressive. </p>
<p>MIT is definitely a shocker. Brown and Yale are also relatively lower than expected, although it is common knowledge that their students typically do not lean as heavily on finance as students at other Ivies. </p>