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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m pretty sure the percentage of Asian students at top 20 universities is above 25 percent at each and every single one of them. So I’m not sure what the problem is. Asian Americans are about 7 percent of the population so they are very well represented at the most selective schools. [/quote] The issue is entitlement with a Hint of racial superiority complex. they don’t believe it possible that another person from another race could be successful academically in a legitimate matter.[/quote] I think the problem is that we keep these statistically improbable distributions of race and SAT scores at these highly selective schools without any good explanation for the disparity except that the admissions committees seem to not like our personality.[/quote] Asians are literally 40% of the students at these top schools. I don’t know how they keep complaining[/quote] To spin up votes. [/quote] In February? [/quote] The faux outrage machine never sleeps. [/quote] Ignore it at your peril. This is how you lose to Youngkin[/quote]
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