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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Blacks have lower sat scores, tend to major in easier majors in college, have lower grades than whites/Asians and have lower graduation rates. Maybe there is a correlation between sat scores and success in college.[/quote] Again, that is so topical. The question is why. Most are first time college students. Where do they get guidance. I didn't get any. Why are there grades lower. As I stated before, Kavitha Cardoza did a great series on NPR and found some enlightening information on why this happens. In addition, the Posse Foundation has also studied this. It has nothing to do with intelligence. All I know is that I got a 900 on the SAT (out of 1600), graduated from high school with a 2.73. [b]Graduated from college with a 3.5[/b], [b]law school top 5% [/b]of my class (top tier school) and passed 2 bars on the first try. Boy those SAT scores really dictated my future. I'm not going back and forth since you already like your narrative. Go with it.[/quote] Perhaps you went to mid-tier college and majored in sociology/psychology or ethnic studies. Maybe you attended "top tier" meaning top 100 law school.[/quote] +1[/quote] Top 25 law school and my B.A. is in Economics. Boom![/quote]
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