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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Who says these Ivory tower institutions discriminate against Republicans...where is the outrage: When breaking down test scores by political affiliation, the average score for students who self-reported as Democrats was 1527, nearly 70 points higher than the average score of students who identified as Republicans. The average ACT score for Democratic students in the Class of 2028 was 34, two points higher than the average score for Republican students, which sits at 32. Approximately 10 times more students self-identified as Democrat than Republican.[/quote] There is likely affirmative action for conservatives. It’s hard to find qualified and interested conservatives. They may also be disproportionately from rural high schools with fewer resources. The colleges do want diversity of political thought. [/quote] You’re funny. Conservatives at this level of higher Ed are majority wealthy students who are intolerant of those unlike themselves- the “there is no excuses” Crowd. Most rural high school students are fleeing that culture, not seeking it.[/quote]
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