This matters in industries where they don't have an objective metric for skill, like finance, business, law, etc. The only thing they can go off is a school na

This matters in industries where they don't have an objective metric for skill, like finance, business, law, etc. The only thing they can go off is a school name and grades. In more objective enterprises, like starting a tech company, for instance, the only thing that matters is objective competence and execution. Almost no tech company, scientific discovery, or novel mathematical proof comes out of a classroom. For subjects like biz and finance that don't focus on exact answers, what else do you have to go off of? But who would major in something like that anyway?