Anonymous wrote:Be careful what you wish for.
If the court rules that colleges can't consider race to achieve a balanced student body, they are going to use different criteria to achieve that goal, and you will probably see Asian representation go down rather than up.
They'll use geography, income levels, or some other thing to achieve the goal, and that will likely result in a balance that is more similar to population percentages.
Colleges like Harvard are not going to default to grades and test scores to build their class. It will not happen, regardless of any court decision.
+ a million!Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I couldn’t care less about an over-represented group wanting even more representation based on their 11th SAT score. Our very democracy is now under threat! This is not a top priority!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Test scores have lead the top school down that path of less innovative and less impressive alum. So yes they need to find another way to find the best and the brightest.
They need people that cure cancer, win noble prizes, change the world, become world leaders.
They don't need more doctors and bankers.
They don't need more doctors??![]()
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I couldn’t care less about an over-represented group wanting even more representation based on their 11th SAT score. Our very democracy is now under threat! This is not a top priority!
LOL! I love liberal tears![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:California school systems never went that rout. Even CalTech refused. They simply followed the law.
indeed and did it hurt the UC school's or CalTech's reputation that they let in so many Asians with high test scores? Nope.
So if they get rid of test scores, what academic merit do they look at ... grades? They'd have to also look at what HS you went to because not all A's are are created equal, and I'm guessing that a lot of the students at rigorous HS who get straight As are.... Asian American.
Next, they'll make GPAs optional.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I couldn’t care less about an over-represented group wanting even more representation based on their 11th SAT score. Our very democracy is now under threat! This is not a top priority!
LOL! I love liberal tears![]()
Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I couldn’t care less about an over-represented group wanting even more representation based on their 11th SAT score. Our very democracy is now under threat! This is not a top priority!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Many schools outside top-10 value Asian students. They are less likely to exclude or drive them away.
Schools outside of the top 10 definitely still cap Asian enrollment.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Many schools outside top-10 value Asian students. They are less likely to exclude or drive them away.
Schools outside of the top 10 definitely still cap Asian enrollment.
Not in their interest to do so if they valueo high-achieving, high-stats students.