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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I thought you all were against legacy admissions (3rd Gen in this case)? [/quote] This discussion is about whether Harvard and Yale made a mistake in admitting them holistically on non-academic criteria. The answer is no, they advance the cause and profile of those colleges in a way that benefits them immensely. Certainly more than some anonymous smart kid with 200 more SAT points. [quote=Anonymous]Funny that you think Yale had anything to do with his success. He is a classic case of someone whose background and connections would have made him successful in life whether or not he had gone to Yale. A first gen college student would have benefitted more from that spot. [/quote] Another entire bunch of points no one is arguing. The question is whether Yale made a mistake in admitting him. The answer is no. [quote=Anonymous]Are Hogg and Thunberg “successful activists?” [/quote] Yes. Extremely. Thunberg was Time's person of the year for god's sake. Get with the program. And for the record this has nothing to do with agreeing with their politics and I think GWB was a terrible president. The question is was Yale right to accept him, and the answer is absolutely, yes, as he became a US president.[/quote]
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