OK, there is no question these firms recruit mostly at top schools. It only makes sense, but “top” doesn’t mean exclusively HYPS. Also, there are other routes to Wall Street than a job fair at your school. The relevant aspect to this thread, it seems to me, is that while there is a heavy flow from these top schools, the pressure and lifestyle is the same no matter where you got your degree. And it seems fair to me to ask, since these relatively few schools are disproportionately “feeding the beast”, are those schools doing all they can to improve the chances that their graduates are prepared for these unusually high pressure demands.