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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am curious as to what different stakeholders (students, parents, HS college counselors, college admissions staff, tutors and SAT/ACT prep workers) think are the biggest reforms needed to reduce obstacles for bright, hard working students from disadvantaged backgrounds gaining admission to, and completing studies at, well-resourced universities/ colleges ? I will post some suggestions from center-right and more left wing thinkers - to give ideas and get the ball rolling. Obviously, this is a huge and complicated topic. So please focus on the what you consider to be the most important reforms needed. Thanks in advance for any constructive discussion. [/quote] I guess we need to define well-resourced. IMO that would be the top 200 or so colleges, maybe even more. I am just spitballing. The major issue is [b]cost[/b]. It costs money to attend and even if that is covered there are still living expenses and many of these students are also expected to provide for their families if they work. I do not live in the DMV. I live in a very 'ordinary' part of the country with plenty of good state schools that people are perfectly qualified to attend but the biggest barrier is cost. [/quote]
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