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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This case is going nowhere. Those stats are run of the mill at those schools, regardless of ethnicity. [/quote] I doubt more than 5% high school grads earn these stats. [/quote] Do you realize how many kids that 5% is? More than 17,000 kids are in the top 1% of SAT scores alone. Harvard only admitted 2,318 applicants. So even if being in the top 1% were their sole criteria (and in fact it appears that 90% of admitted students were), more than 14,000 kids in the top 1% would be (and were) rejected.[/quote] Around 2000 x t20 = 40,000 They(top 1%) should at least get in a T20 school.[/quote] So you believe the only criterion for admission to a T20 school should be the SAT?[/quote] +1 Won't happen. Which is, of course, why this thread was created. I think deep down, those who have to learn to the test know they are truly f**ked. [/quote]
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