<p>I don’t think that’s why students go to those schools. They go there to develop their insights and intellectual skills as much as possible among equally capable and motivated peers. Whether they then try to parlay those skills into immediate six-figure salaries is up to them, but I’d suggest that most try to parlay them into satisfying lives, careers, and relationships. Down the road, those same talents tend to make for successful careers in mid-life. But if it’s all about income, then I’d recommend a pharmacy degree from a state university.</p>