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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]These universities were publicly advertising that they wanted 'first generation' students.  Hopkins president came out and said he didn't want legacy.  My husband was a first generation JHU student so it's crazy that our kid will be dinged because his dad went there.

Princeton advertised that [b]68% of their student body is mixed race[/b].  That makes me very leery of what people are claiming on their applications.  Hello Pocahontas Warren wannabes.[/quote]

That's impossible--less than 10% of the US population under 18 years old is biracial/mixed race. I think you mean people of color or non-white. I found this that supports your 68% number: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9451013/Princeton-selecting-fewer-white-students-year.html[/quote]

Princeton announced its 2025 class on Thursday; 68% are non-white (black, Asian, Hispanic and other races)

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9451013/Princeton-selecting-fewer-white-students-year.html

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So only 32% of the class is white?  [/quote]

No, 32% of accepted 2025 students to Princeton were white. According to the CDS for that class (enrolled students), 37.5% are white, 8% are black, 11% are Hispanic, 21% are Asian and the remaining are internationa/Two or more races. [/quote]

Right. Less than 1/3 of the class is white. Period.[/quote]

And yet 57.8% of the US is white.  So it’s not representative of the US population. 13% are black and 5% Asian, etc.[/quote]

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