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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] [b]What do you think of the children of faculty and staff getting those preferences?[/b] [/quote] It's exceedingly unfair. [/quote] It is a method to recruit top scholars, though. [/quote] Exactly. University professors many times could make more much money outside of academia. One way to attract the top people in a field is to offer benefits such as lower or no tuition and a preference in admissions for their children. It benefits all the students when they are taught by top scholars in their fields. [/quote]
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