These Harvard Students Don't Want to Waste Their Careers at McKinsey
Our recruitment posters said: 'You didn't fight your way into Harvard to end up in a BS-job'. What happened next? 8% of ALL juniors applied to our new fellowship. Meet the first twelve.
These Harvard Students Don't Want to Waste Their Careers at McKinsey Our recruitment posters said: 'You didn't fight your way into Harvard for some bullshit job'. What happened next? 8% of all juniors applied to our new fellowship. Meet the first twelve. Rutger Bregman Jul 22, 2026 131 17 20 Share Today I want to introduce you to a few people I’m just ENORMOUSLY proud of: This is the first cohort of our Moral Ambition University Fellowship at Harvard . Twelve of the most talented young people I have ever met, all of them determined to devote their careers to the biggest challenges of our time.
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