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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are two ways to fix the current college application crisis and let students really shine: 1. For each top private college, among all the applicants, have a cutoff of SAT at 1400 or something, then randomly select whatever number of students they want to admit. They can also put those students on the dean's list, donor's kids, etc in the same selection pool. I am pretty confident, that those randomly selected students will perform as well as those selected based on the current admissions standards in college as well as after college graduation. or 2. For each top 10 private colleges, instead of admitting only 1000 students per year, admit 7,000 to 10,000 students per year. Those 2 methods will immediately reduce the corruption in the college admission process. Kids also do not need to fake their ECs to go to colleges which reduces all those wasteful spendings in EC activities. As a result, kids can really work on things they really want to do. Still, top colleges will lose their signaling effect a bit, however, they are still able to get the best students they can get. [/quote] So your kid is a top scorer? I assume so if you think scores should play such a heavy role as in #1[/quote]
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