Cornell Econ vs. AEM and Wall Street Recruitment

I posted this in the Cornell forum already, but I yielded no answers so I’ll try my luck here. Do BB or botiques mostly recruit from Dyson or is it possible to major in econ and still be able to receive an offer? Also which one do you think prepares you (ie. better analytical skills) for future Wall Street jobs? (post-analyst) Finally, I understand that Dyson AEM is much easier than Econ, but would majoring in Econ place a strain on my “college experience” (sports, parties, etc.)? I know that I would have to work hard, but I would also like to play hard as well.

I feel like I have answered similar threads, or even yours on the Cornell forum, many times. A person who wants to work in IB would have done a search and found all of the answers to questions similar to yours. A person who wants to work in IB would not be looking for an easier path or concerned about a strain on their parties.

This is not to say IB folk do not ever party hard. But it seems your priorities are off and will be detected by IB recruiters.