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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This debate has been going on in California for years. Maybe the UC San Diego debacle has made it more apparent. The UC's admit based on high schools, not just merit of the general applicant pool. It is an equity driven way to avoid Prop 209. https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/15/1275465.page Dominguez High has 1,600 students Dominguez High has 0 NMSF finalists and 0 Commended. University High has 2,363 students. University High has 33 NMSF finalists, 102 Commended Keep dreaming if you think their applications are being treated equally. Dominguez High Berkeley 21 Applied 6 Accepted 28% acceptance rate UCLA 72 Applied 7 Accepted 7 Enrolled University High UC Berkeley 266 Applied 31 Accepted 14 Enrolled 11% acceptance rate UCLA 294 Applied 24 Accepted 12 Enrolled [/quote] UC admissions are not based on High Schools, that is a myth. However, they do have a commitment to achieving a student population that broadly matches the regional distribution of students across the state. There is a group on DCUM that will not be satisfied until Berkely and UCLA are extensions of Gunn, Lynbrook, Monte Vista, Mission San Jose, Lowell and other Asian dominated High Schools in the Bay Area.[/quote] If they are light years more qualified, smarter and ready to excel then frankly they should make up the overwhelming majority. [/quote] Frankly you are wrong. Why? Because the state University system has a responsibility to the entire state and they need to take that responsibility seriously. Why? because if they don't you could end up with policies like those in Texas which would mean even fewer Bay Area kids getting into the top schools.[/quote]
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