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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Congrats, you’ve discovered something we all realized years and years ago. If you want a meritocratic admissions system, move to China or the UK.[/quote] This is an example of just how how stupid people. Chinas system is massively affected by wealth with few from poor areas able to attend the better universities. In the UK they give large preferences to kids from public schools because otherwise all of the spots at top schools would be filled by private school kids. Thanks for highlighting your ignorance.[/quote] The China system is based on a single exam that pretty much all students grind for. The UK system is also based on performance on levels, exams and personal statement about why you are applying to that particular course of program (i.e. major). And the applicant is committed to that course for the next 3-4 years. Also, public school means private there and the reverse. (Everything seems upside down there in language usage sometimes)[/quote]
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