Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is what's coming next:
"The University of Virginia, for example, announced a plan this month to target 40 high schools in eight regions of the state that had little history of sending applicants."
New York Times article, 6/30
Those jokes will be out on their a**es soon enough.
Now that the law has changed, Miyares can start investigating and Youngkin appointees can start firing
You really don't understand law.
Anonymous wrote:It would be ironick if and kind of awesome if this ruling actually causes the end of secondary school segregation as striver parents rush to move in bounds to high minority/high FARMS rates schools
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So does my white son have an easier or harder time getting into UVA today?
UVA is majority White and Asian. There are only 6% Blacks and 6% Hispanics. Your white son will do just fine just like all the other white men in this country who have been doing great for the past few centuries.
https://www.collegefactual.com/colleges/university-of-virginia-main-campus/student-life/diversity/
Just say it's majority White. Asians only comprise of 15% of the whole student body.
Which is more than 2x their proportion of the population nationally and statewide.
Exactly. And blacks are only 28% of the nation.
Libidiots always leave these pieces of math out.
If you compare the demographics of the state, University of Virginia has about the same or slightly fewer White students than you would expect based on state demographics, nearly double the Asian students you would expect based on state demographics, and only 1/2 of the Black population you would expect. So for all the memorials to the enslaved people who built the universities and gave labor to the founders of the universities and currently pay state taxes that help support the universities, only half as many Black students as there are proportionately in the state get to attend the flagship university.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So does my white son have an easier or harder time getting into UVA today?
If he looks statistically Asian (CS major from NOVA with 80 AP exams), harder.
If he looks statistically like a good ol’ boy (rural high school in a red county), easier.
But the good ol boy from rural VA is still from a family paying Virginia taxes to support UVA. If the good ol boy in the top 10% of his high school, he should be getting into UVA. He shouldn’t be compared against the NOVA kid.
+1000
Yes, it sucks to think that someone with a gasp "lower gpa and lower sat" might get in over your kid. But you have to understand that given the kids background/educational situation, they are the "top students" given their situation. Admitting them to college gives them the opportunity to thrive in much better environment. If you don't get that, you need to step back from your privileged life
THe top 10% of any NOVA school doesn't get into UVA, it's the top 3% at best.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So does my white son have an easier or harder time getting into UVA today?
UVA is majority White and Asian. There are only 6% Blacks and 6% Hispanics. Your white son will do just fine just like all the other white men in this country who have been doing great for the past few centuries.
https://www.collegefactual.com/colleges/university-of-virginia-main-campus/student-life/diversity/
Just say it's majority White. Asians only comprise of 15% of the whole student body.
Which is more than 2x their proportion of the population nationally and statewide.
Exactly. And blacks are only 28% of the nation.
Libidiots always leave these pieces of math out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So does my white son have an easier or harder time getting into UVA today?
If he looks statistically Asian (CS major from NOVA with 80 AP exams), harder.
If he looks statistically like a good ol’ boy (rural high school in a red county), easier.
But the good ol boy from rural VA is still from a family paying Virginia taxes to support UVA. If the good ol boy in the top 10% of his high school, he should be getting into UVA. He shouldn’t be compared against the NOVA kid.
+1000
Yes, it sucks to think that someone with a gasp "lower gpa and lower sat" might get in over your kid. But you have to understand that given the kids background/educational situation, they are the "top students" given their situation. Admitting them to college gives them the opportunity to thrive in much better environment. If you don't get that, you need to step back from your privileged life
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So does my white son have an easier or harder time getting into UVA today?
I bet much harder if you’re from northern Virginia. Zip codes with low average salaries are going to be the new hook.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So does my white son have an easier or harder time getting into UVA today?
UVA is majority White and Asian. There are only 6% Blacks and 6% Hispanics. Your white son will do just fine just like all the other white men in this country who have been doing great for the past few centuries.
https://www.collegefactual.com/colleges/university-of-virginia-main-campus/student-life/diversity/
Just say it's majority White. Asians only comprise of 15% of the whole student body.
Which is more than 2x their proportion of the population nationally and statewide.
Exactly. And blacks are only 28% of the nation.
Libidiots always leave these pieces of math out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So does my white son have an easier or harder time getting into UVA today?
If he looks statistically Asian (CS major from NOVA with 80 AP exams), harder.
If he looks statistically like a good ol’ boy (rural high school in a red county), easier.
But the good ol boy from rural VA is still from a family paying Virginia taxes to support UVA. If the good ol boy in the top 10% of his high school, he should be getting into UVA. He shouldn’t be compared against the NOVA kid.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So does my white son have an easier or harder time getting into UVA today?
If he looks statistically Asian (CS major from NOVA with 80 AP exams), harder.
If he looks statistically like a good ol’ boy (rural high school in a red county), easier.
Anonymous wrote:There are SO MANY colleges and universities that have developed methods of getting diversity other than the specific style that Harvard used. (University of Texas being a good example.) This is not going to be the big shift that some of you think it will be.
And yes as PP said, UVA has been very open for years that they are looking for geographic diversity.