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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is why no one will hire students from these colleges ever again. They are all fake people who have done nothing real on their own. They will be terrible team players on projects.[/quote] This. The AO’s who fall for this BS are signing the death warrant for these schools which will inevitably lose their luster as they churn out graduates of no substance.[/quote] That is why what works is objective measurements - GPA, Course rigor, SAT scores, AP scores. It measures content knowledge. And it does not matter if the student learned it in-utereo or got tutored. In the end, they have to know the content of academic subjects that will be the foundation of their success in college. [/quote] This is how the rest of the world is doing it. College is not a country club - except in the USA.[/quote]
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