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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Believe it or not, some kids can be athletes, artists, athletes, musicians AND strong students. Please don't put the athletic admits into a box of being dumb jocks. At places like IVYs and NESCAC, these are generally incredibly multi-talented kids. That is why they are accepted.[/quote] They can be but in almost all cases they are not[/quote] True that’s why the top 1% end up at great schools with scholarships. (Yes I know Ivy schools don’t have scholarships, at least not ones given by the school.)[/quote] They might be the top 1% compared to other athletes but they are in the bottom 10% compared to class of admitted students. They got a massive advantage just admit it. Why is that so hard for you?[/quote] But they aren’t in general, their average GPA is > than the overall average. A few are, that is because somebody has to be at the bottom of the class and Ivy schools found that smart kids in the bottom 10% kill themselves but artists and athletes don’t. That’s why.[/quote] Also, athletes tend to be more loyal to the university they attend and contribute more to the school as alums. They are good for branding. [/quote] They also cure diseases at a higher rate. And feed more stray cats. They have a lower carbon footprint. If you’re just going to make stuff up why aim so low?[/quote]
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