Maybe I am old school, but as far as I know,

On junior level there are way more U Chicao graduates than Yale graduates. Kids from Chicago, along with kids for Wharton, are known for their technical skills, knowledge in finance, and work ethics. I can't say the same about Harvard or Yale. These kids seem to be better at interpersonal skills and big picture, and they tend to shine later (after the 2year analyst program). Princeton seems to be in a separate bucket. Their graduates tend to be strong both technically and otherwise. HYP have tons of legacy. They help with building firm relationships, but they are high risk in terms of becoming liabilities for their associates. Some of them turn out to be butt of jokes years after their departure. This is far less of a concern for kids from Chicago. they are known quantity.

I worked on WS for over ten years. I have recruited kids into my group(s), and I have worked with many more. I continue to work in a related field, and I still hire kids out off WS firms to be our associates. So I think I know what I am talking about.

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