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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]University admissions will take note of what is happening at TJ and stop treating it as a "guarantee" of rigor. This may take a couple of years, or it may be very quick, but eventually TJ will mean nothing more than any other decent high school in this area. TJ is no longer a "selective" school, as far as admission goes.[/quote]
Yes, but if they allow things to go back to the way they were and allow Asians to have more spots, TJ will still be viewed as the number 1 high school in America.[/quote]

Contrary to popular opinion, having the #1 ranking in America hasn’t been a great help to TJ as far as college admissions go.[/quote]

Because top universities discriminate against Asians. [/quote]
Which ones? All the ones I know have a high number of Asians when compared to the population of Asians.[/quote]

This is irrefutably true. Every top university in America has Asians overrepresented by a significant margin. The statement that top universities discriminate against Asians betrays a mindset that Asians are the only meritorious population deserving of spaces in these universities and that the existence of other populations is evidence of malfeasance.

You can refer to this mindset as "Asian supremacy". [/quote]

The relevant comparison is the number accepted as a percentage of applicants to the school. [/quote]

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