Anyone Else getting Sick of B-School?

I’m normally a very positive person and I had welcomed b-school with open arms, diving right in and doing really well academically. For a school of “leaders” though I’m finding a lot less noble world-changers and a lot of slimely shady rats. People are rude and abnoxious and fake as heck. I guess what did I expect. Really though it clearly attracts a nasty type of person. Nobody wants to make genuine friendships, change the world, or start a great business: they want to compete with you and would literally kill you if it meant getting ahead if they could get away with it. Has anyone else had high hopes and not so great experiences with shitty people in b-school?

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First, you complained about people giving you honest feedback that you're not a good fit at MBB. Then you proceeded to attack the very people giving you genuine advice. Now you're complaining that everyone at your part-time b-school is "rude, obnoxious, and fake"

Perhaps you need to look in the mirror.

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