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[quote=Anonymous]I don't have a problem. I think it's great that a board at an institution who has been successful for 400 years is asking the questions. As to sports, I have an athlete and love college sports. But I don't understand why it is okay for an athlete to meet a lower bar for admissions at any school. I don't believe that same degree of consideration is afforded other ECs as athletics is the main driver for likely letters.. I am also a strong believer in diversity but I think that comes more from income levels and background culture than from the color of one's skin. You certainly don't have to agree. I believe this board was to just air opinions. Yours is just different than mine and certainly I doubt Harvard is going to listen to either of us. But they are in a very powerful position to enact change. It's too bad they couldn't make eliminating early admission happen years ago. Some really smart people were right that it is a disservice to our kids but no one wanted to listen. And no I don't think that the best and brightest are having trouble getting into and attending college because fortunately there's a lot of them. The question was whether Harvard's process is working for them and what downward impact would it have on other institutions. [/quote]
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