Early in his college career, Tyler Bosmeny assumed that after graduating, he would do what hundreds of other self-respecting Harvard University engineering, mat

Early in his college career, Tyler Bosmeny assumed that after graduating, he would do what hundreds of other self-respecting Harvard University engineering, math, and science students do: take a job on Wall Street. It's funny how it seems to be common knowledge in the elite schools that a technical career is to be avoided by people majoring in technical subjects. Perhaps that one piece of knowledge makes the exhorbitant cost of admission worth it. The joke is on the unwashed technical proletariat, after all.