Uhh, as someone who did go to Wesleyan. I can tell you bulk of the student body was there to pad their resume for med school and investment banking. Of course,

Uhh, as someone who did go to Wesleyan. I can tell you bulk of the student body was there to pad their resume for med school and investment banking. Of course, we said it with a straight face that we did it to help people or go to banking to help environmental/alternative energy startups. As someone graduated 6 years ago, I can safely say that even the hardest hippie holdouts from my class have opted for med school or registered nursing or business school. Going to the Ivy League is like a big production Michael Bay Hollywood movie with proven star-power and focused grouped screenplay aiming to please the audience. Going to Wesleyan, Reed or Grinnell is like a quirky indie production aiming to please the art cinema crowd. To outsiders, it looks original but it's just as trite and formulaic as a Hollywood production.