New study on relative impact of Harvard Admissions Preferences

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and India and China don't care and take the top scores period

The american college system is different it's holistic vs score based

And Harvard affirmative action students’ post-graduation life chances aren’t really great. Employers take holistic view when sizing up applicants. They don’t always take top USNews ranking school students, often taking lower tile students, lower gpa, etc based on their holistic evaluation. Black Harvard graduates apparently don’t do well in the labor force under holistic evaluation. Same thing Harvard is doing.

Have you ever worked with or known black grads from Harvard undergrad? How about from the Ivy league?

Do you even have any black friends? You don't know what you are talking about. All students from Harvard have their pick of jobs, apparently you don't understand how the system works.

What is the source of this info? In computer science or other practical fields, seniors around January meet recruiters who come to their campus and sign up for jobs there. But this is true at state universities. But I don’t know if liberal arts majors at harvard get to pick their jobs. That would be interesting. You’re not saying that they’re better connected through their alumni network and hence has a better chance. You’re saying they get to pick their jobs. So what is your source.?

And you should quit insulting people here with a question about if I have any black friends.

If you don't understand what jobs liberal arts majors have their pick of - then you don't understand how the system works. Ivy league students have direct pathways into top tier financial firms and consulting companies. And oh by the way you don't have to be a computer science or engineering major to land a job at a top technology company. Many many F500 companies have specialized recruiting for the Ivies which is BTW akin to affirmative action - setting up slots for Ivy League students - this is what happens. Just like parents kill themselves to get into these schools, companies do the same thing.

Senior year to meet recruiters for CS jobs? Ah nope.

If you don't come from that world or don't have an up close seat to experiencing it, then you need to take a seat.

All of those jobs, at least in consulting and certainly finance, are still open to STEM majors. In fact, the elite finance jobs prefer STEM majors. They just want smart people regardless of particular area of study. A STEM major doesn't close any doors the way an English major does.

That is just not true. The elite jobs, those that are facing the public are filled by all kinds of Ivy no stem students!!! The back office jobs (where there is little chance of promotion or seeing the public) are filled by STEM and state U. You don’t get to make millions 5 years out on that track.

You honestly don't sound like someone with a clue about elite jobs of any sort.

Really! Goldman is run by a Harvard history major;Facebook was founded by a Harvard psychology major who won classics awards in high school.

Zuckerberg did not graduat from Harvard. Harvard needs smart people. Smart ones don’t need Harvard.

And how is that relevant to this post? He went to Harvard and was not a STEM major. It did not prevent him from becoming the richest man in the world after dropping out. But without Harvard there would have been no Facebook. So it mattered a ton. He had his cofounders and a bunch of Harvard students that used the first iteration of Facebook that was open to Harvard students. There are tons of non STEM majors at Facebook, Uber and Google. They are also running tons of private equity firms and Wall Street firms. The “soft majors” do OK.

Z attended Philips Exester private boarding school as a High schooler. Philips used Facebook prototype within its campus for students to communicate. If Harvard used it after Z arrived, it was behind Phillips, a high school. Z never graduated from Harvard. It must have been a waste of time for Z to leave without a degree.

That’s not the name of the school and your version of the this story is not correct. The founders of Facebook were his Harvard roommates. Widely know facts, well documented and with stupid moving featuring the story. If you don’t like Harvard don’t go or send your kid and stop posting about its admission policies.

That Z got his FB idea from Phiilips high school is common knowledge.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/readwrite.com/2009/05/10/mark_zuckerberg_inspiration_for_facebook_before_harvard/amp/

You’re citing a blog entry by an IT professional? That’s common knowledge?

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and India and China don't care and take the top scores period

The american college system is different it's holistic vs score based

And Harvard affirmative action students’ post-graduation life chances aren’t really great. Employers take holistic view when sizing up applicants. They don’t always take top USNews ranking school students, often taking lower tile students, lower gpa, etc based on their holistic evaluation. Black Harvard graduates apparently don’t do well in the labor force under holistic evaluation. Same thing Harvard is doing.

Have you ever worked with or known black grads from Harvard undergrad? How about from the Ivy league?

Do you even have any black friends? You don't know what you are talking about. All students from Harvard have their pick of jobs, apparently you don't understand how the system works.

What is the source of this info? In computer science or other practical fields, seniors around January meet recruiters who come to their campus and sign up for jobs there. But this is true at state universities. But I don’t know if liberal arts majors at harvard get to pick their jobs. That would be interesting. You’re not saying that they’re better connected through their alumni network and hence has a better chance. You’re saying they get to pick their jobs. So what is your source.?

And you should quit insulting people here with a question about if I have any black friends.

If you don't understand what jobs liberal arts majors have their pick of - then you don't understand how the system works. Ivy league students have direct pathways into top tier financial firms and consulting companies. And oh by the way you don't have to be a computer science or engineering major to land a job at a top technology company. Many many F500 companies have specialized recruiting for the Ivies which is BTW akin to affirmative action - setting up slots for Ivy League students - this is what happens. Just like parents kill themselves to get into these schools, companies do the same thing.

Senior year to meet recruiters for CS jobs? Ah nope.

If you don't come from that world or don't have an up close seat to experiencing it, then you need to take a seat.

All of those jobs, at least in consulting and certainly finance, are still open to STEM majors. In fact, the elite finance jobs prefer STEM majors. They just want smart people regardless of particular area of study. A STEM major doesn't close any doors the way an English major does.

That is just not true. The elite jobs, those that are facing the public are filled by all kinds of Ivy no stem students!!! The back office jobs (where there is little chance of promotion or seeing the public) are filled by STEM and state U. You don’t get to make millions 5 years out on that track.

You honestly don't sound like someone with a clue about elite jobs of any sort.

Really! Goldman is run by a Harvard history major;Facebook was founded by a Harvard psychology major who won classics awards in high school.

Zuckerberg did not graduat from Harvard. Harvard needs smart people. Smart ones don’t need Harvard.

And how is that relevant to this post? He went to Harvard and was not a STEM major. It did not prevent him from becoming the richest man in the world after dropping out. But without Harvard there would have been no Facebook. So it mattered a ton. He had his cofounders and a bunch of Harvard students that used the first iteration of Facebook that was open to Harvard students. There are tons of non STEM majors at Facebook, Uber and Google. They are also running tons of private equity firms and Wall Street firms. The “soft majors” do OK.

Z attended Philips Exester private boarding school as a High schooler. Philips used Facebook prototype within its campus for students to communicate. If Harvard used it after Z arrived, it was behind Phillips, a high school. Z never graduated from Harvard. It must have been a waste of time for Z to leave without a degree.

That’s not the name of the school and your version of the this story is not correct. The founders of Facebook were his Harvard roommates. Widely know facts, well documented and with stupid moving featuring the story. If you don’t like Harvard don’t go or send your kid and stop posting about its admission policies.

That Z got his FB idea from Phiilips high school is common knowledge.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/readwrite.com/2009/05/10/mark_zuckerberg_inspiration_for_facebook_before_harvard/amp/

You’re citing a blog entry by an IT professional? That’s common knowledge?

OMG. Did you even go to high school?

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Anonymous wrote:of course they are

and India and China don't care and take the top scores period

The american college system is different it's holistic vs score based

And Harvard affirmative action students’ post-graduation life chances aren’t really great. Employers take holistic view when sizing up applicants. They don’t always take top USNews ranking school students, often taking lower tile students, lower gpa, etc based on their holistic evaluation. Black Harvard graduates apparently don’t do well in the labor force under holistic evaluation. Same thing Harvard is doing.

Have you ever worked with or known black grads from Harvard undergrad? How about from the Ivy league?

Do you even have any black friends? You don't know what you are talking about. All students from Harvard have their pick of jobs, apparently you don't understand how the system works.

What is the source of this info? In computer science or other practical fields, seniors around January meet recruiters who come to their campus and sign up for jobs there. But this is true at state universities. But I don’t know if liberal arts majors at harvard get to pick their jobs. That would be interesting. You’re not saying that they’re better connected through their alumni network and hence has a better chance. You’re saying they get to pick their jobs. So what is your source.?

And you should quit insulting people here with a question about if I have any black friends.

If you don't understand what jobs liberal arts majors have their pick of - then you don't understand how the system works. Ivy league students have direct pathways into top tier financial firms and consulting companies. And oh by the way you don't have to be a computer science or engineering major to land a job at a top technology company. Many many F500 companies have specialized recruiting for the Ivies which is BTW akin to affirmative action - setting up slots for Ivy League students - this is what happens. Just like parents kill themselves to get into these schools, companies do the same thing.

Senior year to meet recruiters for CS jobs? Ah nope.

If you don't come from that world or don't have an up close seat to experiencing it, then you need to take a seat.

All of those jobs, at least in consulting and certainly finance, are still open to STEM majors. In fact, the elite finance jobs prefer STEM majors. They just want smart people regardless of particular area of study. A STEM major doesn't close any doors the way an English major does.

That is just not true. The elite jobs, those that are facing the public are filled by all kinds of Ivy no stem students!!! The back office jobs (where there is little chance of promotion or seeing the public) are filled by STEM and state U. You don’t get to make millions 5 years out on that track.

You honestly don't sound like someone with a clue about elite jobs of any sort.

Really! Goldman is run by a Harvard history major;Facebook was founded by a Harvard psychology major who won classics awards in high school.

Zuckerberg did not graduat from Harvard. Harvard needs smart people. Smart ones don’t need Harvard.

And how is that relevant to this post? He went to Harvard and was not a STEM major. It did not prevent him from becoming the richest man in the world after dropping out. But without Harvard there would have been no Facebook. So it mattered a ton. He had his cofounders and a bunch of Harvard students that used the first iteration of Facebook that was open to Harvard students. There are tons of non STEM majors at Facebook, Uber and Google. They are also running tons of private equity firms and Wall Street firms. The “soft majors” do OK.

Z attended Philips Exester private boarding school as a High schooler. Philips used Facebook prototype within its campus for students to communicate. If Harvard used it after Z arrived, it was behind Phillips, a high school. Z never graduated from Harvard. It must have been a waste of time for Z to leave without a degree.

That’s not the name of the school and your version of the this story is not correct. The founders of Facebook were his Harvard roommates. Widely know facts, well documented and with stupid moving featuring the story. If you don’t like Harvard don’t go or send your kid and stop posting about its admission policies.

That Z got his FB idea from Phiilips high school is common knowledge.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/readwrite.com/2009/05/10/mark_zuckerberg_inspiration_for_facebook_before_harvard/amp/

You’re citing a blog entry by an IT professional? That’s common knowledge?

OMG. Did you even go to high school?

What does that even mean? Did I learn to distinguish between credible sources and crackpots on the Internet?

Should I be asking the guy who comes to fix my printer tmmw the founding story for Microsoft?

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Anonymous wrote:of course they are

and India and China don't care and take the top scores period

The american college system is different it's holistic vs score based

And Harvard affirmative action students’ post-graduation life chances aren’t really great. Employers take holistic view when sizing up applicants. They don’t always take top USNews ranking school students, often taking lower tile students, lower gpa, etc based on their holistic evaluation. Black Harvard graduates apparently don’t do well in the labor force under holistic evaluation. Same thing Harvard is doing.

Have you ever worked with or known black grads from Harvard undergrad? How about from the Ivy league?

Do you even have any black friends? You don't know what you are talking about. All students from Harvard have their pick of jobs, apparently you don't understand how the system works.

What is the source of this info? In computer science or other practical fields, seniors around January meet recruiters who come to their campus and sign up for jobs there. But this is true at state universities. But I don’t know if liberal arts majors at harvard get to pick their jobs. That would be interesting. You’re not saying that they’re better connected through their alumni network and hence has a better chance. You’re saying they get to pick their jobs. So what is your source.?

And you should quit insulting people here with a question about if I have any black friends.

If you don't understand what jobs liberal arts majors have their pick of - then you don't understand how the system works. Ivy league students have direct pathways into top tier financial firms and consulting companies. And oh by the way you don't have to be a computer science or engineering major to land a job at a top technology company. Many many F500 companies have specialized recruiting for the Ivies which is BTW akin to affirmative action - setting up slots for Ivy League students - this is what happens. Just like parents kill themselves to get into these schools, companies do the same thing.

Senior year to meet recruiters for CS jobs? Ah nope.

If you don't come from that world or don't have an up close seat to experiencing it, then you need to take a seat.

All of those jobs, at least in consulting and certainly finance, are still open to STEM majors. In fact, the elite finance jobs prefer STEM majors. They just want smart people regardless of particular area of study. A STEM major doesn't close any doors the way an English major does.

That is just not true. The elite jobs, those that are facing the public are filled by all kinds of Ivy no stem students!!! The back office jobs (where there is little chance of promotion or seeing the public) are filled by STEM and state U. You don’t get to make millions 5 years out on that track.

You honestly don't sound like someone with a clue about elite jobs of any sort.

Really! Goldman is run by a Harvard history major;Facebook was founded by a Harvard psychology major who won classics awards in high school.

Zuckerberg did not graduat from Harvard. Harvard needs smart people. Smart ones don’t need Harvard.

And how is that relevant to this post? He went to Harvard and was not a STEM major. It did not prevent him from becoming the richest man in the world after dropping out. But without Harvard there would have been no Facebook. So it mattered a ton. He had his cofounders and a bunch of Harvard students that used the first iteration of Facebook that was open to Harvard students. There are tons of non STEM majors at Facebook, Uber and Google. They are also running tons of private equity firms and Wall Street firms. The “soft majors” do OK.

Z attended Philips Exester private boarding school as a High schooler. Philips used Facebook prototype within its campus for students to communicate. If Harvard used it after Z arrived, it was behind Phillips, a high school. Z never graduated from Harvard. It must have been a waste of time for Z to leave without a degree.

That’s not the name of the school and your version of the this story is not correct. The founders of Facebook were his Harvard roommates. Widely know facts, well documented and with stupid moving featuring the story. If you don’t like Harvard don’t go or send your kid and stop posting about its admission policies.

That Z got his FB idea from Phiilips high school is common knowledge.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/readwrite.com/2009/05/10/mark_zuckerberg_inspiration_for_facebook_before_harvard/amp/

You’re citing a blog entry by an IT professional? That’s common knowledge?

OMG. Did you even go to high school?

What does that even mean? Did I learn to distinguish between credible sources and crackpots on the Internet?

Should I be asking the guy who comes to fix my printer tmmw the founding story for Microsoft?

The story is the first MS product Gates sold was not his, that he’s not the genius people think he is. He’s a marketing genius in taking someone else’s intellectual work and making it his own. You need to be more critical in your readings. Same thing with Harvard.

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Anonymous wrote:of course they are

and India and China don't care and take the top scores period

The american college system is different it's holistic vs score based

And Harvard affirmative action students’ post-graduation life chances aren’t really great. Employers take holistic view when sizing up applicants. They don’t always take top USNews ranking school students, often taking lower tile students, lower gpa, etc based on their holistic evaluation. Black Harvard graduates apparently don’t do well in the labor force under holistic evaluation. Same thing Harvard is doing.

Have you ever worked with or known black grads from Harvard undergrad? How about from the Ivy league?

Do you even have any black friends? You don't know what you are talking about. All students from Harvard have their pick of jobs, apparently you don't understand how the system works.

What is the source of this info? In computer science or other practical fields, seniors around January meet recruiters who come to their campus and sign up for jobs there. But this is true at state universities. But I don’t know if liberal arts majors at harvard get to pick their jobs. That would be interesting. You’re not saying that they’re better connected through their alumni network and hence has a better chance. You’re saying they get to pick their jobs. So what is your source.?

And you should quit insulting people here with a question about if I have any black friends.

If you don't understand what jobs liberal arts majors have their pick of - then you don't understand how the system works. Ivy league students have direct pathways into top tier financial firms and consulting companies. And oh by the way you don't have to be a computer science or engineering major to land a job at a top technology company. Many many F500 companies have specialized recruiting for the Ivies which is BTW akin to affirmative action - setting up slots for Ivy League students - this is what happens. Just like parents kill themselves to get into these schools, companies do the same thing.

Senior year to meet recruiters for CS jobs? Ah nope.

If you don't come from that world or don't have an up close seat to experiencing it, then you need to take a seat.

All of those jobs, at least in consulting and certainly finance, are still open to STEM majors. In fact, the elite finance jobs prefer STEM majors. They just want smart people regardless of particular area of study. A STEM major doesn't close any doors the way an English major does.

That is just not true. The elite jobs, those that are facing the public are filled by all kinds of Ivy no stem students!!! The back office jobs (where there is little chance of promotion or seeing the public) are filled by STEM and state U. You don’t get to make millions 5 years out on that track.

You honestly don't sound like someone with a clue about elite jobs of any sort.

Really! Goldman is run by a Harvard history major;Facebook was founded by a Harvard psychology major who won classics awards in high school.

Zuckerberg did not graduat from Harvard. Harvard needs smart people. Smart ones don’t need Harvard.

And how is that relevant to this post? He went to Harvard and was not a STEM major. It did not prevent him from becoming the richest man in the world after dropping out. But without Harvard there would have been no Facebook. So it mattered a ton. He had his cofounders and a bunch of Harvard students that used the first iteration of Facebook that was open to Harvard students. There are tons of non STEM majors at Facebook, Uber and Google. They are also running tons of private equity firms and Wall Street firms. The “soft majors” do OK.

Z attended Philips Exester private boarding school as a High schooler. Philips used Facebook prototype within its campus for students to communicate. If Harvard used it after Z arrived, it was behind Phillips, a high school. Z never graduated from Harvard. It must have been a waste of time for Z to leave without a degree.

That’s not the name of the school and your version of the this story is not correct. The founders of Facebook were his Harvard roommates. Widely know facts, well documented and with stupid moving featuring the story. If you don’t like Harvard don’t go or send your kid and stop posting about its admission policies.

That Z got his FB idea from Phiilips high school is common knowledge.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/readwrite.com/2009/05/10/mark_zuckerberg_inspiration_for_facebook_before_harvard/amp/

You’re citing a blog entry by an IT professional? That’s common knowledge?

OMG. Did you even go to high school?

What does that even mean? Did I learn to distinguish between credible sources and crackpots on the Internet?

Should I be asking the guy who comes to fix my printer tmmw the founding story for Microsoft?

The story is the first MS product Gates sold was not his, that he’s not the genius people think he is. He’s a marketing genius in taking someone else’s intellectual work and making it his own. You need to be more critical in your readings. Same thing with Harvard.

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Anonymous wrote:of course they are

and India and China don't care and take the top scores period

The american college system is different it's holistic vs score based

And Harvard affirmative action students’ post-graduation life chances aren’t really great. Employers take holistic view when sizing up applicants. They don’t always take top USNews ranking school students, often taking lower tile students, lower gpa, etc based on their holistic evaluation. Black Harvard graduates apparently don’t do well in the labor force under holistic evaluation. Same thing Harvard is doing.

Have you ever worked with or known black grads from Harvard undergrad? How about from the Ivy league?

Do you even have any black friends? You don't know what you are talking about. All students from Harvard have their pick of jobs, apparently you don't understand how the system works.

What is the source of this info? In computer science or other practical fields, seniors around January meet recruiters who come to their campus and sign up for jobs there. But this is true at state universities. But I don’t know if liberal arts majors at harvard get to pick their jobs. That would be interesting. You’re not saying that they’re better connected through their alumni network and hence has a better chance. You’re saying they get to pick their jobs. So what is your source.?

And you should quit insulting people here with a question about if I have any black friends.

If you don't understand what jobs liberal arts majors have their pick of - then you don't understand how the system works. Ivy league students have direct pathways into top tier financial firms and consulting companies. And oh by the way you don't have to be a computer science or engineering major to land a job at a top technology company. Many many F500 companies have specialized recruiting for the Ivies which is BTW akin to affirmative action - setting up slots for Ivy League students - this is what happens. Just like parents kill themselves to get into these schools, companies do the same thing.

Senior year to meet recruiters for CS jobs? Ah nope.

If you don't come from that world or don't have an up close seat to experiencing it, then you need to take a seat.

All of those jobs, at least in consulting and certainly finance, are still open to STEM majors. In fact, the elite finance jobs prefer STEM majors. They just want smart people regardless of particular area of study. A STEM major doesn't close any doors the way an English major does.

That is just not true. The elite jobs, those that are facing the public are filled by all kinds of Ivy no stem students!!! The back office jobs (where there is little chance of promotion or seeing the public) are filled by STEM and state U. You don’t get to make millions 5 years out on that track.

You honestly don't sound like someone with a clue about elite jobs of any sort.

Really! Goldman is run by a Harvard history major;Facebook was founded by a Harvard psychology major who won classics awards in high school.

Zuckerberg did not graduat from Harvard. Harvard needs smart people. Smart ones don’t need Harvard.

And how is that relevant to this post? He went to Harvard and was not a STEM major. It did not prevent him from becoming the richest man in the world after dropping out. But without Harvard there would have been no Facebook. So it mattered a ton. He had his cofounders and a bunch of Harvard students that used the first iteration of Facebook that was open to Harvard students. There are tons of non STEM majors at Facebook, Uber and Google. They are also running tons of private equity firms and Wall Street firms. The “soft majors” do OK.

Z attended Philips Exester private boarding school as a High schooler. Philips used Facebook prototype within its campus for students to communicate. If Harvard used it after Z arrived, it was behind Phillips, a high school. Z never graduated from Harvard. It must have been a waste of time for Z to leave without a degree.

That’s not the name of the school and your version of the this story is not correct. The founders of Facebook were his Harvard roommates. Widely know facts, well documented and with stupid moving featuring the story. If you don’t like Harvard don’t go or send your kid and stop posting about its admission policies.

That Z got his FB idea from Phiilips high school is common knowledge.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/readwrite.com/2009/05/10/mark_zuckerberg_inspiration_for_facebook_before_harvard/amp/

You’re citing a blog entry by an IT professional? That’s common knowledge?

OMG. Did you even go to high school?

What does that even mean? Did I learn to distinguish between credible sources and crackpots on the Internet?

Should I be asking the guy who comes to fix my printer tmmw the founding story for Microsoft?

The story is the first MS product Gates sold was not his, that he’s not the genius people think he is. He’s a marketing genius in taking someone else’s intellectual work and making it his own. You need to be more critical in your readings. Same thing with Harvard.

Talk about completely missing the point. But I’ll take it from you, random anonymous poster. You are the definition of a reliable source.

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Z is a rich loser and Gates is a rich nerd. Both stole their money. Steve Jobs was a smelly rich asshole

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Anonymous wrote:Z is a rich loser and Gates is a rich nerd. Both stole their money. Steve Jobs was a smelly rich asshole

Oh, please.

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Anonymous wrote:Z is a rich loser and Gates is a rich nerd. Both stole their money. Steve Jobs was a smelly rich asshole

Oh, please.

For Steve Jobs, just ask his daughter. When Jobs was already a gazillionaire, he disowned her to avoid paying child support. The little one and her mom had to go on welfare to eat.

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The last few pages show how far gone from reality the anti Harvard/anti affirmative action posters‘ thinking has gone. These people are so warped in the perspective that they get all their information from IT blogs and actually think Harvard has stolen the founding of Facebook story from Exeter. This line of thought is so crazy I am left speechless. Harvard the institution does not care about Facebook and has an abundance of alums/attendees that bring the school fame!! These people just don’t understand the culture, the mission or the purpose.

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Anonymous wrote:The last few pages show how far gone from reality the anti Harvard/anti affirmative action posters‘ thinking has gone. These people are so warped in the perspective that they get all their information from IT blogs and actually think Harvard has stolen the founding of Facebook story from Exeter. This line of thought is so crazy I am left speechless. Harvard the institution does not care about Facebook and has an abundance of alums/attendees that bring the school fame!! These people just don’t understand the culture, the mission or the purpose.

If you are truly speechless, you ought to just pass over in silence.

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In the case of Asians vs Rich White legacy folks they both cheat to get in.

High ACT/SAT scores can be manipulated as well as GPA. Which Asians are often experts at.

Blacks, Spanish and non connected whites lose spots to the well off whites and Asians.

ACT is a joke, anyone who takes it 3-6 times and pay for expensive tutors can get a 34-36. AP classes are a joke as teachers fear giving less than an A and with tutors anyone can shine. Volunteer work is a joke as poor cant afford to do it.

Try going to a crappy HS with no AP and parents on welfare. Would love to see average score of so called Tiger Moms kids if they had to do it in that environment.

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Anonymous wrote:In the case of Asians vs Rich White legacy folks they both cheat to get in.

High ACT/SAT scores can be manipulated as well as GPA. Which Asians are often experts at.

Blacks, Spanish and non connected whites lose spots to the well off whites and Asians.

ACT is a joke, anyone who takes it 3-6 times and pay for expensive tutors can get a 34-36. AP classes are a joke as teachers fear giving less than an A and with tutors anyone can shine. Volunteer work is a joke as poor cant afford to do it.

Try going to a crappy HS with no AP and parents on welfare. Would love to see average score of so called Tiger Moms kids if they had to do it in that environment.

Tiger moms do everything to improve themselves to get off welfare. Would love to see people working for a living.

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Anonymous wrote:In the case of Asians vs Rich White legacy folks they both cheat to get in.

High ACT/SAT scores can be manipulated as well as GPA. Which Asians are often experts at.

Blacks, Spanish and non connected whites lose spots to the well off whites and Asians.

ACT is a joke, anyone who takes it 3-6 times and pay for expensive tutors can get a 34-36. AP classes are a joke as teachers fear giving less than an A and with tutors anyone can shine. Volunteer work is a joke as poor cant afford to do it.

Try going to a crappy HS with no AP and parents on welfare. Would love to see average score of so called Tiger Moms kids if they had to do it in that environment.

It’s pretty disturbing when welfare parents start demanding to be placed in the front of the line on account of their welfare.

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Anonymous wrote:In the case of Asians vs Rich White legacy folks they both cheat to get in.

High ACT/SAT scores can be manipulated as well as GPA. Which Asians are often experts at.

Blacks, Spanish and non connected whites lose spots to the well off whites and Asians.

ACT is a joke, anyone who takes it 3-6 times and pay for expensive tutors can get a 34-36. AP classes are a joke as teachers fear giving less than an A and with tutors anyone can shine. Volunteer work is a joke as poor cant afford to do it.

Try going to a crappy HS with no AP and parents on welfare. Would love to see average score of so called Tiger Moms kids if they had to do it in that environment.

I disagree intensely with the white supremacist anti-affirmative action posters and feel pity for the Asian-Americans who think the Nazis are their friends. But, it's pretty stupid to say that all Asians are rich or cheat. At the majority Asian-American specialized high schools that send a lot of students to elite schools like Harvard (e.g. Lowell in San Francisco or Stuyvesant in NYC), most of the Asian-American students are poor enough to qualify for free/reduced lunch. Some of the top students in DC public schools are Asian-Americans who live in Chinatown's Mansion Square (4th and K NW), which is a project-based Section 8 building.