JHU - 18% white in class of 2027

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Anonymous wrote:My old neighbor was a JHU prof. He was unhappy that the academic ability of *some* admitted students declined in recent years. He was accustomed to having exclusively high achieving students but now encountered some who needed remedial work. As a society we have decided that this is what we want.

Well the irony is that if many of the students that lied about their race, then they are the mediocre students that the professor is complaining about 😭😒

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:20% Native American doesn’t seem right.

You read the chart incorrectly the 20% is international students.

[Anonymous]

To the people posting concerns....do you not know any biracial families? Intermarriage has been increasing for decades. You cannot always tell people's ethnicity visually. And that can be a racist obsession.

Also re: declining applicant quality...that seems to be more a factor of how badly we treat the teaching profession, school funding, students doing less reading and writing, etc. I once attended MCPS and now am far from it in a more funding challenged area. When I read the MCPS threads now, MCPS has all the same issues as my local district.

I think there are people on this board who are obsessed that DEI is disadvantaging white kids and that's way overhyped. Nobody needs to go to a specific institution and there's lots of choices. I've known lots of successful people with high pay from lower-ranked schools. At some point, it's about what the person brings to the table, not the name on the diploma.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My old neighbor was a JHU prof. He was unhappy that the academic ability of *some* admitted students declined in recent years. He was accustomed to having exclusively high achieving students but now encountered some who needed remedial work. As a society we have decided that this is what we want.

Well the irony is that if many of the students that lied about their race, then they are the mediocre students that the professor is complaining about 😭😒

Funny. Good point.

[Anonymous]

For the people in the back, not all Hispanic/Latino people have indigenous features. We come in many “shades”. Walking around campus and not seeing many “stereotypical” Latino students, does not mean there really aren’t a lot of them there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My old neighbor was a JHU prof. He was unhappy that the academic ability of *some* admitted students declined in recent years. He was accustomed to having exclusively high achieving students but now encountered some who needed remedial work. As a society we have decided that this is what we want.

Prof here. All profs are complaining about student preparation these days. It's gone way down hill. Not due to race-based admissions, but probably due at least in part to Covid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We have not as a society decided that this is what we want. The leftist administrations of universities have decided they want to force-feed everyone their social justice agenda. Most people in this country are against race-based admissions, even groups that supposedly benefit, and Supreme Court has ruled that it is illegal.

Most people in this country want the best doctors they can get, particularly when they are fighting for their life.

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Anonymous wrote:For the people in the back, not all Hispanic/Latino people have indigenous features. We come in many “shades”. Walking around campus and not seeing many “stereotypical” Latino students, does not mean there really aren’t a lot of them there.

ah

So Elon musk must be African American then

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have not as a society decided that this is what we want. The leftist administrations of universities have decided they want to force-feed everyone their social justice agenda. Most people in this country are against race-based admissions, even groups that supposedly benefit, and Supreme Court has ruled that it is illegal.

Most people in this country want the best doctors they can get, particularly when they are fighting for their life.

But that trope is a fantasy. If you are having a sudden ER event, you get the doctors you get at the ER and the attendings that day.

Also, just like many professions, the best doctors didn’t go to Harvard, Yale, etc medical school (though certainly some did).

We are lucky that all doctors passed the boards, completed residencies, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have not as a society decided that this is what we want. The leftist administrations of universities have decided they want to force-feed everyone their social justice agenda. Most people in this country are against race-based admissions, even groups that supposedly benefit, and Supreme Court has ruled that it is illegal.

Most people in this country want the best doctors they can get, particularly when they are fighting for their life.

But that trope is a fantasy. If you are having a sudden ER event, you get the doctors you get at the ER and the attendings that day.

Also, just like many professions, the best doctors didn’t go to Harvard, Yale, etc medical school (though certainly some did).

We are lucky that all doctors passed the boards, completed residencies, etc.

Speak for yourself. You better believe my mom shopped for an oncologist to help her with her battle for cancer. No fantasy there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For the people in the back, not all Hispanic/Latino people have indigenous features. We come in many “shades”. Walking around campus and not seeing many “stereotypical” Latino students, does not mean there really aren’t a lot of them there.

ah

So Elon musk must be African American then

Elon Musk is not American.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have not as a society decided that this is what we want. The leftist administrations of universities have decided they want to force-feed everyone their social justice agenda. Most people in this country are against race-based admissions, even groups that supposedly benefit, and Supreme Court has ruled that it is illegal.

Most people in this country want the best doctors they can get, particularly when they are fighting for their life.

But that trope is a fantasy. If you are having a sudden ER event, you get the doctors you get at the ER and the attendings that day.

Also, just like many professions, the best doctors didn’t go to Harvard, Yale, etc medical school (though certainly some did).

We are lucky that all doctors passed the boards, completed residencies, etc.

Best doctors line. Stop scaremongering. College grades and MCATs also serve as a check. Some of the differences in inbound qualification just come from what the school district and parent provides (math tracking, AP classes, customized SAT tutoring, etc.). It doesn't matter to me if my doctor had AP Calculus BC in high school. I'd rather that they were a nice person who loves helping other people and is a good listener. Saying this as someone descended from a JHU doctor/medicine professor.

Go read up on all the measureable issues that minorities have getting good treatment for medical issues. Start with Black maternal health as a topic.

Also, for random interjector above, keep in mind that Elon Musk immigrated here. Before he showed any massive business potential. Though that was just an off topic distractor you threw in there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have not as a society decided that this is what we want. The leftist administrations of universities have decided they want to force-feed everyone their social justice agenda. Most people in this country are against race-based admissions, even groups that supposedly benefit, and Supreme Court has ruled that it is illegal.

Most people in this country want the best doctors they can get, particularly when they are fighting for their life.

But that trope is a fantasy. If you are having a sudden ER event, you get the doctors you get at the ER and the attendings that day.

Also, just like many professions, the best doctors didn’t go to Harvard, Yale, etc medical school (though certainly some did).

We are lucky that all doctors passed the boards, completed residencies, etc.

Speak for yourself. You better believe my mom shopped for an oncologist to help her with her battle for cancer. No fantasy there.

Great, but you can’t argue with my post when you have a sudden heart attack, stroke, car accident, etc

Also, I would be shocked much emphasis was placed on the doctor’s schooling vs their current hospital, practice reputation, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have not as a society decided that this is what we want. The leftist administrations of universities have decided they want to force-feed everyone their social justice agenda. Most people in this country are against race-based admissions, even groups that supposedly benefit, and Supreme Court has ruled that it is illegal.

Most people in this country want the best doctors they can get, particularly when they are fighting for their life.

Well, health care is a mess in this country and life expectancy is much lower than many other countries. You could blame the whites for creating the huge healthcare debacle. Maybe diversity will be an improvement

[Anonymous]

Doctors coming from India, don't do undergrad, they go to medical school after 12th grade, do 5 year MBBS, pass USMLE and then apply here to do residency, take boards and start practicing. They seem to make fine physicians.