Sequoia?s Bryan Schreier Says It?s Time For The Ivy Leagues To Embrace Startups

Sometimes, I feel like every single person in their 20s is hoping to either create or work at the next big startup. But Bryan Schreier, a partner at Sequoia Capital, said that's largely a West Coast phenomenon. For example, according to Sequoia's research, 41 percent of Stanford's computer science majors go to work for a startup after graduation, while that number is only 13 percent for Harvard, with similar results at other top East Coast schools. So Sequoia is hoping to bring those numbers up, in part through a conference at Princeton this weekend (co-hosted ?by student publication Business Today) called Start @ A Startup.

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