Not many people get degrees in fund management, but aren't actively managed funds being increasingly seen as just dart throwing anyway? If fund managers are on

Not many people get degrees in fund management, but aren't actively managed funds being increasingly seen as just dart throwing anyway? If fund managers are on average no more lucky than just following the market then it'd stand to reason it doesn't matter what their degrees are in because they had no real skill to begin with. My own experience of finance has been that jobs are handed out in ways and for reasons that would seem extremely lax to someone from the tech world.