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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thoughts? https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/03/09/upshot/affirmative-action-alternatives.html[/quote] The article proposes, among others, that students whose parents are poor are given an applications boost by setting a lower bar for admission using SAT results. I'm sitting here, peeking at DCUM, while my middle schooler works on her school work on a Saturday and practices her EC. Outside we can hear lower-income kids play ball. The same kids bully my child on the school bus as a nerd. In school, they are given lunch ISS during which time they throw their food in my child's path. Now, according to the New York Times, these students are to be given a lower bar - perhaps this way, they can continue bullying my hardworking child while in college. That these ideas are seriously entertained is beyond me - but needless to say, those on the receiving end will remember how they were treated by progressives. [/quote] If your kid lives near and goes to school with lower-income kids, your kid should be eligible for many of the preferences described in the article.[/quote]
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