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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Asian kid accepted on merit (non-athlete, non-legacy) at Bucknell will almost certainly be a better student than a minority kid at Harvard… or an athlete… or a white legacy kid. This dynamic has deepened in recent years as various quota programs—whether affirmative action, legacy, athletics, or over-reliance on BS extracurriculars that are mostly fake have overtaken the core objective of academic excellence at most schools. It’s terrible and will eventually screw these schools over,[/quote] Their core object can be met with a dartboard. Once these kids are at a minimum level it is just social engineering. Like, pick kids with good social skills? Pick kids that can debate without anger. Maybe kids that can bust their bal** for a B- and accept that a B- was their best and be okay with it?[/quote]
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