<p>I am a former Goldman Sachs recruiter. It is a complete mistake to assume that an undergraduate business major is the ticket to an investment banking job. To the contrary, the i-banks look for bright, interesting students who have excellent quantitative, verbal and interpersonal abilities, and who can pick up new skills easily. We hired all majors from political science to history to philosophy, along with business. If anything we had a preference for liberal arts students who had a broader perspective on the world.</p>