Interesting Insight from H/S/W MBA Info Session

I just came back from an info session for one of these schools. They had an alumni panel and each of these alumni were relatively young (late 20s to mid 30s). However they freaked me out a bit. One, for example, was a varsity athlete at a top LAC, graduated Phi Beta Kappa, and is a principal now at a UMM. Extereme chad energy. Another went to a top school for pre-med, graduated as a MD/MBA, and is now a resident, and got a full ride on a prestigious scholarship. You could tell that he was a genius. The other two were also relatively impressive. Not only that but every one of these alumni were extremely put together/attractive young individuals. 

Not to say my own background is bad but it almost felt like John Hamm's character in 30 Rock; these people were distinctly in the "bubble". My question is, are the average H/S/W grads all like this? and is it all a facade or do they have some sort of mask of sanity situation going on. I feel like it can't come that easy to these people but it sure seems like it. 

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