+100 any idiot gloating and cheering this on does not realize it’s coming to them soon… Unless you are an oligarch, tech billionaire…your time is coming. Take the blinders off. They don’t have your best interests in mind. |
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It’s strange. First Larla wasn’t getting in because of URMs. Then in was because of Asian Americans. Now it’s internationals. And that’s just this decade.
When it be Larla isn’t getting in because of athletes and legacies? Or are they too wealthy and white to blame? When will it be Larla isn’t getting in because she just isn’t the best? Because that’s the actual answer. But sure blame URMs, then Asian Americans, then internationals, then (maybe) athletes and legacies, rather than looking at yourself and your expectations for your kids. Because kids don’t decide that they will fail at life if they don’t get into 15 out of the 3000 colleges. That happens because of Mom and Dad. |
| Harvard will not lower its standards to let in unqualified magas. They should raise their standards and get rid of DEI hires the likes of Vance. |
The only thing hypothetical here is the amount China is willing to offer. Of course, you brushed it off without offering why the US has attracted international students. You can’t have it both ways, being an international powerhouse but decrying “America First and only.” Be prepared for others to pick up the slack. |
Why would magas want to go to Harvard? They want to destroy Harvard, not go there. |
Uh, Peter Navarro is a Harvard man and probably the most moronic MAGA person out there. Ron DeSantis went to Harvard. So did Ted Cruz for law school. As did Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas. Stefanik also went to Harvard. RFK jr went to Harvard - if you wonder where his brilliancy in science came from, it's Harvard. There's a lot of MAGA that went to Harvard. And look at the members of the Federalist Society. A lot of Trump judges are Harvard. Harvard is a very comfortable place for conservatives and always has been. But Harvard has bigger problems. The number of applicants has been declining for years. Penn, Cornell, Columbia and many others get more applicants - not to mention BU across the river, which gets almost 3x the number of applicants as Harvard. Even before the troubles with the Trump administration, Harvard undergrad lost the plot. It's not nearly as appealing for younger people as older people seem to assume. No doubt Harvard will play out the clock for the next three and a half years. And they'll get a nice reputational boost for being confrontational and fighting back against clear government overreach - unlike most of Big Law and the pathetic Harvard losers that work there. Regardless of your side, Harvard has not been distinguishing itself in recent years. It is very much a school in decline - from undergrad to the Kennedy School. Their administration has made some poor choices in recent years. And their graduates reflect that. |
| All good things must come to an end. The hero of maga detests Harvard so so probably best to get on that bandwagon. |
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Is this true? Saw on X. Makes sense.
“I think I've figured it out. @Harvard never disciplined certain foreign students who harassed and assaulted Jews on campus. They didn't suspend them, so that they wouldn't lose their F-1 visa status. That's what they're "hiding" from DHS. Harvard keeps saying they provided all records, which is not entirely false -- because there is no disciplinary record for students who were not disciplined. They aren't failing to produce disciplinary records. The disciplinary records don't exist. DHS is looking for disciplinary records that should exist, but don't. Harvard won't explicitly say that they didn't discipline them, because the moment they say that, the Trump administration can issue a finding, on that basis alone, that Harvard violated Title VI by failing to discipline them. And then Harvard has to either agree to a "voluntary" resolution agreement with the federal government (the Office for Civil Rights in either the Department of Education or the Department of Health and Human Services), or be issued an involuntary resolution agreement on terms that it doesn't decide, or begin losing its federal funding -- in a manner that cannot easily be challenged in a suit alleging violations of the Administrative Procedures Act (because the procedures will have been followed). Harvard doesn't want to admit that they didn't discipline foreign students. And it's too late to discipline them now, because if they do so now, it will be clear that they only disciplined them after DHS started asking questions.” If so WTF Harvard. Why not just do a simple disciplinary proceeding - that would not have been hard. |
Secretly they all want to go. Many R politicians send their kids to Harvard. They think removing international students would open up spots for their children. Baron applied but got rejected. Had Trump’s kid got in, he would constantly remind us about that. |
Pfft, that's the spirit of the ruling but there is a guy el salvador that would be in maryland if this administration observed the spirit of supreme court rulings never mind district court rulings. |
These libs but be really horrible people if it drove almost half the country to this!!! |
Probably the emperor from star wars or maybe Sauron |
We fcked ourselves. We can certainly unfck ourselves. |
Well that's a question of how many tiers there are. I don't think it trickles down more than 4 or 5 tiers before you get to the point where nobody really cares about the waitlist anymore. So maybe it affects 1000 to 1500 students |
There is literally a limited number of seats at those schools. Those girls aren't blaming international students for their inability to compete with international students. They are just stoked that their prospects have iomproved without much thought to the poor fortune of the international students. I don't think they wish them ill but they are happy that their prospects have improved. |