If by originally, you mean the 1600s, then sure. Modern psychometrics didn't exist. But by WWII we understood cognitive ability much better than before and knew how to test for it. Ther testing resulted in a very high proportion of jewish men at Harvard so harvard instituted holistic admissions and colleges and universities have been using holistic admissions to discriminate in favor or against different groups in their admissions process ever since. |
Lost childhood? ROFLMAO. |
These are averages. Your kid might be on the left hand side of the curve. |
Travel sports are a hook? In what universe? |
Asians shouldn't be punished for being super smart, just like certain groups shouln't be punished for producing outstanding athletes. |
The recruited one. It’s the biggest hook of all but one of the hardest ones to achieve. |
I’m really hoping you’re just misinformed, because colleges discriminated against Jews from the 1920s-1960s. Holistic admissions was started by Harvard in 1922. This wasn’t a 1600s issue. The swing up in student selectivity occurred in the 1960s, where you can follow average grades steeply decline at Harvard. |
I don't know about all those other countries but 56% of south koreans in korea have a college degree. https://www.koreaherald.com/article/10571930#:~:text=Social%20Affairs-,South%20Korea%20tops%20advanced%20nations%20in%20higher%20education%2C%20but%20jobs,education%20level%20and%20employment%20rate. People are cherrypicking data and trying to try and undermine an inconvenient truth. Asians account for maybe 7% of America and causcasians account for 62%, The difference in academic success cannot be attributed to the factor you are describing. Whether faith in education comes from confucian ideals or well-educated parents, it is a faith that is prevalent in asian communities at a higher degree and higher intensity than other communities. |
It's a faith in education that others lack. Asians have know that education will pay off. Other groups suspect it will pay off. |
Scarcity mindset is very immigrant. But it works for them |
It is wild that you think asians objecting to anti-asian discrimination are being pawns |
There is peer reviewed research. |
Keeping all these Asians out, and stopping them from taking over the top universities, is not punishing them. It’s promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion. |
Why don't sports teams promote diversity? |
By keeping out the smartest and brightest so lesser qualified can be physicians, scientists, researchers, etc? Most people want the brightest in those professions. |