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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What the article is getting at is that smart people with emotional intelligence go far. Basing that conclusion on Ivy schools is a little reductive however. It's a very outdated metric. There are bright students with a high emotional IQ at all sorts of schools in 2026. But peer group and good manners do matter of course - as they have since the beginning of time. Not exactly rocket science. [/quote] The metric is the concentration of these people. Far fewer in other schools.[/quote] Eh. Given admission priorities these days, the Ivy League ain't all that in 2026. For smart + emotional IQ, there are a lot of other schools, as everyone who has toured universities over the past three years has discerned. The Harvard Man is a myth today. Things have changed a lot. [/quote] They're test required now. All is well. [/quote] If you believe that test required is going to give anyone a better chance you are naive. They are still admitting the class that they want to build, it the one that you believe they should build.[/quote] Test scores are definitely changing who they are admitting. [/quote] Only at the margins which means they are still admitting who they want to admit. There will never be a system in the US where top schools admit by exam. It completely goes against their ethos.[/quote] We will see how long that survives the death of affirmative action. Affirmative action was carrying a loit of water for admissions preferences. It provided a shield to other admissions preferences. Now that it is gone, you see a lot of liberals suddenly discovering how unfair legacy admissions are. It was an unholy bargain struck between colleges and leftists. you get affirmative action and we get legacy et al.[/quote]
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