We recently did a report on where some of Wall Street's top hedge fund managers went to college.
While there's a belief that in order to get a Wall Street job you need to graduate from an Ivy League with a 3.5 GPA, we learned that a bunch of the most successful hedge funders went to non-Ivy League schools.
So we were curious where some of Wall Street's biggest names went to high school.
We decided to comb through alumni lists of prep schools to find ones with big name Wall Street alums.
Of course, you don't have to go to one to be successful on the Street just like you don't have to graduate from an Ivy League either.
We've included our round up in the slides that follow.
Episcopal High School
Notable Wall Street Alum(s): Julian Robertson (Tiger Management), Lee Ainslie III ("Tiger Cub"/Maverick) and Louis Bacon (Moore Capital)
Location: Alexandria, Virginia
Enrollment: ~435
Fun Fact:"Tiger Cub" Lee Ainslie III's father was the headmaster of EHS.
Deerfield Academy
Notable Wall Street Alum:Chase Coleman (Tiger Global), John Weinberg (former Goldman Sachs chairman)
Location: Deerfield, Massachusetts
Enrollment: ~600
The Browning School
Notable Wall Street Alum(s): Jamie Dimon (JPMorgan Chase CEO)
Location: 52 East 62nd Street, New York, NY
Enrollment: ~375 (all boys)
Fun Fact: Famed short-seller Jim Chanos (Kynikos Associates) is the president of the school's board of trustees. His three sons graduated from Browning.
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