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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]big part of it is due to the unfair and fukced up system[/quote] That's because you view college as the destination instead of part of the journey. There are many paths to a successful life and going to a T20 school doesn't guaranty any particular outcome.[/quote] No you are assuming too much. You view the unfair and fuked up system is ok. That's fine. [/quote] It’s unfair, but definitely not to you.[/quote] Again you assume too much. [/quote] Let me rephrase that: it’s very unfair to kids from SE DC or from rural West Virginia. Does that fit you?[/quote] [b]Don't they get bump up and advantage??[/b] I don't get any advantage. [/quote] We are from SE, DC. And I don't mean Capitol Hill, we are east of the river. What is this bump up and advantage? I'm out of the loop.[/quote] The person mentioned SE, DC meant low income Blacks. If you are, you get bonus points in college admissions [/quote] [b]Oh yeah. All of those sharp elbowed kids from Anacostia. [/b] (I mean the ones who manage to avoid getting shot by the time they reach 18.) [b]Hogging all of the slots at Princeton and such. [/b] After you spent ALL of that money on consultants, test prep, and expensive club sports. :roll: I literally overhead a kid on the DC Streetcar yesterday. He was Facetiming a family friend with pride to let them know that he had gotten accepted into Prince George's community college. According to College Factual, that school's six year graduation rate is 9%. You people need to get out of your bubble from time to time. You really do.[/quote] I slogged through this whole tedious thread, and your post, especially the bolded, and the sleeper cell post actually made the investment worthwhile. Thank you both. [/quote]
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