Anonymous wrote:A lot like the electoral college system here. They don't want all of the political power to be aggregated in one place. Sort of the same with opportunities
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
A lot of talented Asian students left Gunn HS last year and moved on to the very same schools on Zhang's list. With a 60% Asian population at Gunn we know that many, many, many of them were Asian.
It is hard for me to believe Zhang was rejected because he is Asian when his Asian classmates were accepted to the same schools on his list
Seems like he was judged as not good enough compared to his peers (mostly Asians). Doesn’t this reinforce the notion that Asians are held to a higher standard just because they are competing with other Asians instead of being judged in relation to the general population?
It is ridiculous that going to a high performing, rich suburb school actually penalized him. He should have gone to a mediocre high school and be the top student. Then he will be accepted everywhere.
This is the state of US college admissions. Something has to be changed esp for state school systems such as the UCs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
A lot of talented Asian students left Gunn HS last year and moved on to the very same schools on Zhang's list. With a 60% Asian population at Gunn we know that many, many, many of them were Asian.
It is hard for me to believe Zhang was rejected because he is Asian when his Asian classmates were accepted to the same schools on his list
Seems like he was judged as not good enough compared to his peers (mostly Asians). Doesn’t this reinforce the notion that Asians are held to a higher standard just because they are competing with other Asians instead of being judged in relation to the general population?
It is ridiculous that going to a high performing, rich suburb school actually penalized him. He should have gone to a mediocre high school and be the top student. Then he will be accepted everywhere.
This is the state of US college admissions. Something has to be changed esp for state school systems such as the UCs.
Anonymous wrote:
A lot of talented Asian students left Gunn HS last year and moved on to the very same schools on Zhang's list. With a 60% Asian population at Gunn we know that many, many, many of them were Asian.
It is hard for me to believe Zhang was rejected because he is Asian when his Asian classmates were accepted to the same schools on his list
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here are the Gunn HS college acceptances. 6 to Merced. About 60 to the other UC campuses. And a whole lot of other great schools.
https://gunn.pausd.org/campus-life/college-career-center/college-matriculation-summary
That is 457 and approaching 100% of the graduating class.
I see the Ivies, Stanford, MIT, JHU, UChicago, CMU, and basically all of the other coveted destinations.
A lot of talented Asian students left Gunn HS last year and moved on to the very same schools on Zhang's list. With a 60% Asian population at Gunn we know that many, many, many of them were Asian.
It is hard for me to believe Zhang was rejected because he is Asian when his Asian classmates were accepted to the same schools on his list
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here are the Gunn HS college acceptances. 6 to Merced. About 60 to the other UC campuses. And a whole lot of other great schools.
https://gunn.pausd.org/campus-life/college-career-center/college-matriculation-summary
That is 457 and approaching 100% of the graduating class.
I see the Ivies, Stanford, MIT, JHU, UChicago, CMU, and basically all of the other coveted destinations.
A lot of talented Asian students left Gunn HS last year and moved on to the very same schools on Zhang's list. With a 60% Asian population at Gunn we know that many, many, many of them were Asian.
It is hard for me to believe Zhang was rejected because he is Asian when his Asian classmates were accepted to the same schools on his list
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here are the Gunn HS college acceptances. 6 to Merced. About 60 to the other UC campuses. And a whole lot of other great schools.
https://gunn.pausd.org/campus-life/college-career-center/college-matriculation-summary
This is matriculation not acceptances.
Anonymous wrote:Here are the Gunn HS college acceptances. 6 to Merced. About 60 to the other UC campuses. And a whole lot of other great schools.
https://gunn.pausd.org/campus-life/college-career-center/college-matriculation-summary
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
…the UC system admits the top 9% of each school.
To UC Merced. No high performing CA kid who slaved their high school lives away taking lots and lots of APs want to go to Merced. The UC system should change their admission procedure to where each high performing CA kid is offered a slot in one of the top UCs instead of offering some students 5 slots while none to others.
Anonymous wrote:Here are the Gunn HS college acceptances. 6 to Merced. About 60 to the other UC campuses. And a whole lot of other great schools.
https://gunn.pausd.org/campus-life/college-career-center/college-matriculation-summary
Anonymous wrote:It’s his dad who should be admitted lol
So tired of all the lies
Surely his google dad has nothing to do with his job or his startup yeah sure!
And people defending him on fb college groups?
Soviet emigres claiming their kids are first Gen, among others
It’s the same crowd, people from tiger cultures (not only Asian) who stop at nothing to give their kids a leg up… coming to america and lying… well guess what not all Americans are gullible
I am an immigrant myself and believe me I’ve seen people playing the game!