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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]From Pew In 2021, about a quarter of Latinos ages 25 to 29 (23%) had earned a bachelor’s degree, up from 14% in 2010. A similar share of Black Americans in this age group (26%) had obtained a bachelor’s degree, while 45% of White Americans and 72% of Asian Americans ages 25 to 29 had done so. Hispanic women ages 25 to 29 were more likely than Hispanic men in the same age range to have a college degree (27% vs. 20%) – a pattern also seen among other racial and ethnic groups. No one is discriminating against Asians or whites. This court case is literally a hissy fit at not getting into the top schools that they feel entitled to.[/quote] When there placement was earned it is not entitlement.[/quote] So the solution is to expand these schools so they can take all of the "qualified" applicants. At some point, there simply isn't enough space unless the schools turn to all virtual learning environments, which no one would support.[/quote]
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