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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They are mostly private schools and thankfully look to have diverse student bodies, even if Jews and Asians think they rightfully should dominate every selective institution of higher learning. [/quote] If school wish to do this they should as a trade-off be required to report acceptance statistics based on demographics. I.E. Cohorts= legacy, athletic recruit, white, black, hispanic, asian, foreign national, male, female. attributes = gpa, class rank, sat's, sat 2's, ap/ib exam scores. A simple crosstab chart should be published just so parents/students can accurately judge their chances and be realistic. Simply put, if the black-box of admissions became transparent, I do not think society would be comfortable with it.[/quote] No. Private institutions should not be required to define as "attributes" only things like test scores that certain groups believe would inure to their advantage. [/quote] I didn't say that's ALL that private institutions had to use for admissions. However they should release the data after each cycle so we can see what the stats are. I.E. If I wanted to know what the acceptance rate AND admissions statistics for white, unhooked, females, from familes making 75-100k for regular decision at a given school - that should be made public. [/quote]
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