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<p>This is down right inflammatory and if serious, logically inconsistency. At any top school, a small proportion of students actually decide to go into finance (except for wharton). People that messed up came from a huge variety of backgrounds, because top schools still comprise a tiny proportion of all students in the US. Finally even if ivy league graduates made pathetic financial models, their decisions probably had nothing to do with the education they received in college. Having a great education, might in some cases, have mitigated irrationality in financial models.</p>