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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I do wonder how this will change students' applications in the future. Asian students are definitely deserving of these seats, but it's just true that a high concentration of Asians changes the campus culture. Asian students tend to intensify the academic environment but are more introverted and aren't as involved in sports or parties. This fundamentally alters the college experience. If the entire T20 becomes plurality Asian, my general guess is that many affluent white families will stop valuing these schools so much because they tend to really care about the overall "college experience." Far more white kids are going to opt for the SEC or B10 experience over the private T20s. [/quote] Doubtful. Whites haven't stopped applying to and going to the UCs as a result of Asian invasion[/quote] Actually in CA they have. If you look at the strong privates in CA (which is where affluent white kids go) you will see far lower numbers attending top UCs. They are opting for OOS privates because of the crazy admissions process, crowded campuses and poor housing situation. Middle class white kids are still attending the UCs.[/quote] Bay Area private school parent here. I think it is a bit more nuanced, you are correct that families that can afford it have their kids in private school at least for high school if not K-12 rather than even the truly excellent public high schools. Those kids apply to the UC's, single application and huge range of acceptance rates makes it an easy way to cover off reach/target/safety. In the end these private school kids (except those on scholarship who also need aid for college) go to the best school they get admitted to because they can afford to. So if they get into Cal or UCLA and their best private option is Tufts, they go to the UC. If they get into Cal and Yale, they go Yale. [/quote]
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