Is it such a problem that technically oriented, entrepreneurial Yale students head out to silicon valley for funding? After all, I wouldn't expect Yale to try

Is it such a problem that technically oriented, entrepreneurial Yale students head out to silicon valley for funding? After all, I wouldn't expect Yale to try to dissuade finance-types from working on wall street. Instead, it would make more sense to tout the students' success stories in these two regions - ie., prove that you don't have to go to Stanford to succeed on Sand Hill Road, and that you don't have to go to Columbia to succeed on wall street.