Anonymous wrote:PP I think that's kind of a minor detail. I don't think you're going to see a huge number of AA and Hispanic students even applying to the top schools because for many the type of education they've received up to high school would not make them competitive in the first place.
The really sad data point was some of the data from state flagship schools, especially in states that have a significant AA population. I don't understand what is going on there.
We really need minority populations to go to college and graduate because otherwise we are writing off the portion of our population that needs to be working and productive to keep our country going. I am somewhat concerned about this as a 50 year old and I think we sometimes miss the forest for the trees in this discussion.
Anonymous wrote:I'm really surprised with the data from the Ivy League. Harvard 2020 I believe is 15% black.
I would struggle to think any time at Harvard when the black concentration was that high.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would be interested to see enrollment trends for Jewish students and Italian-American students
How would you find that? Both are white and not tracked.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would be interested to see enrollment trends for Jewish students and Italian-American students
Why those 2 population groups?
Anonymous wrote:I would be interested to see enrollment trends for Jewish students and Italian-American students
Anonymous wrote:I would be interested to see enrollment trends for Jewish students and Italian-American students