19-year-old who turned down Goldman Sachs says other students are just 'lazy'

The Wharton undergraduate student who hustled his way into a Goldman Sachs internship in his freshman year and then turned it down for a hedge fund has some strong words for his fellow Ivy League students:

"Most people at target schools are really lazy," he said.

Target schools are prestigious institutions, like the Ivy Leagues, where Wall Street banks usually focus their recruiting efforts.