"But now that the baby is here, my wife has done a total 180. "Penn undergrad then med school" is her new plan"
Keep in mind that it's rather difficult to predict the job market (and payscale) 25 to 30 years in advance (assuming "baby" now, undergrad, then medical school, residency, intern etc, loans, then employment).
As an aside, back when I went to Wharton (undergrad) which was a long long time ago entrepreneurship (my major) wasn't exactly viewed as a serious path to take. And Wharton at the time had the number 1 UG business program.
Keep in mind that it's rather difficult to predict the job market (and payscale) 25 to 30 years in advance (assuming "baby" now, undergrad, then medical school, residency, intern etc, loans, then employment).
As an aside, back when I went to Wharton (undergrad) which was a long long time ago entrepreneurship (my major) wasn't exactly viewed as a serious path to take. And Wharton at the time had the number 1 UG business program.