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[quote=Anonymous]I focused on Berkeley because this was a thread about Harvard and a discussion about access to elite universities but, yes, I agree that access to universities generally is probably more important. Though, presumably, we can and should have both. FWIW, UC Merced's undergrad population is 45.6% Hispanic and UC Riverside's is 34.1% vs. Berkeley's 13.6%. I'd be interested in seeing more data on economics -- I can imagine at last three different scenarios. The best is that the 10% policy is giving kids who would otherwise have gone to CSUs more access to UCs. Another would be that since CA has been hard hit by the recession, there are more low income families. And the last would be that as upper middle class kids find it harder to get into Cal or UCLA [/quote]
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