Allison Berman, 20, undergraduate business student: “The culture. I get the perception that there are a lot of undergraduates in the business school who only care about one thing: getting a job, getting rich, doing their stint, working their hours, putting in their time, and then going on and working some Wall Street job. I understand to some people that is what drives them and gets them up in the morning. There are definitely aspects of it that are attractive to people, and you never know someone’s story and why they’re geared that way, but I just get the impression that the business school, administratively, really wants you to go into one of four fields: finance, strategy, accounting, or marketing. If you don’t go into one of those four fields, the resources for undergraduates are limited.” —As told to Stephanie Steinberg of the Michigan Daily; photo by Marissa McClain