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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]UC San Diego admitted 26 students from Lincoln High School in San Diego. Only 12 students in the entire senior class met California's basic high school math standards on their CAASP test. Only 4% even pass an AP exam. UC San Diego isn't getting the best and brightest from California. It is getting the best and brightest from each high school. The problem is a large proportion of their high schools have extreme low performers and no high performers. So here we are. College students who are barely literate and with math skills of 5th graders.[/quote] The best and brightest from each school has been around for a long time. The best and brightest in low performing schools didn’t have the opportunities that kids from the top schools had but they managed to stay on top. If the universities have the supports for these kids they should do ok. One of them is remedial math. Hopefully they also have writing classes and other basics freshman year. [/quote]
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