Vox Populi ยป Times to Post: “Look, some college kids don’t sell out!”
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Jun 25 2008

Times to Post: “Look, some college kids don’t sell out!”

Posted by: Clare Malone in Education, Journalism

Remember that Washingon Post Magazine Cover story about how everyone who’s anyone ends up in finance and the rest of us are doomed to be ditch diggers? Well, this week the New York Times seeks to debunk the myth.

They let us know that a lot of people in the highest levels of academia are worried that their lectures on the importance of altruism are being drowned out by the waiting expense accounts of Morgan Stanley and McKinsey.

So are graduates selling out or just being prudent? 30 pieces of silver doesn’t go as far as it used to.

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