Anonymous wrote:So you choose physicians based on race which you see as a proxy for SAT/ACT scores and HS GPA, which you see as the only sure way to assess merit?
Seriously, once admitted to college (on whatever basis — how do you know that white doctor didn’t get in because he was a jock or a legacy?), people have to graduate with good grades to get into med school. And then they have to graduate from med school to become doctors. They have multiyear residencies before licensure. Many then do fellowships in specific practice areas and/or get board-certified as well. Both patients and other doctors recommend or affiliate with (or sue or report or discipline) physicians based on their experiences working with them. All of this information exists and much of it is easily accessible to prospective patients.
But none of that matters because once you know Harvard College has a race-conscious admissions process then no black doctor can be trusted to be qualified and, to be safe, you better stick with an Asian or white doctor. Incroyable!
Anonymous wrote:So you choose physicians based on race which you see as a proxy for SAT/ACT scores and HS GPA, which you see as the only sure way to assess merit?
Seriously, once admitted to college (on whatever basis — how do you know that white doctor didn’t get in because he was a jock or a legacy?), people have to graduate with good grades to get into med school. And then they have to graduate from med school to become doctors. They have multiyear residencies before licensure. Many then do fellowships in specific practice areas and/or get board-certified as well. Both patients and other doctors recommend or affiliate with (or sue or report or discipline) physicians based on their experiences working with them. All of this information exists and much of it is easily accessible to prospective patients.
But none of that matters because once you know Harvard College has a race-conscious admissions process then no black doctor can be trusted to be qualified and, to be safe, you better stick with an Asian or white doctor. Incroyable!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is good news for Asians. Will this apply to TJ admissions as well?
No it's not good news for Asians. It only means that they will probably lower the weight of GPA/SAT and focus more on soft skills such as extracurricular and personality. Those aren't strong Asian areas.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is good news for Asians. Will this apply to TJ admissions as well?
No it's not good news for Asians. It only means that they will probably lower the weight of GPA/SAT and focus more on soft skills such as extracurricular and personality. Those aren't strong Asian areas.
Anonymous wrote:This is good news for Asians. Will this apply to TJ admissions as well?
Anonymous wrote:http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/trump-administration-reverses-obama-on-affirmative-action/ar-AAzxjBd?ocid=ientp
It is a done deal.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I doubt that it matters to most of the posters, but the National Council of Asian Pacific Americans - the umbrella group of 34 civil rights organizations representing Asian-Americans - declared, "After further examination of Harvard's own data, we do not believe that there was intentional or implicit bias against Asian American applicants."
https://twitter.com/NCAPAtweets/status/1010239595752108035
It should matter. Particularly when you consider who the plaintiff in this lawsuit really is.
BS. This is a totally left leaning group representing the small portion of Asians who benefit from Affirmative Action, namely HMONG, Laotians etc. Or course they want to say this. They want the current system in place. Fake News.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I doubt that it matters to most of the posters, but the National Council of Asian Pacific Americans - the umbrella group of 34 civil rights organizations representing Asian-Americans - declared, "After further examination of Harvard's own data, we do not believe that there was intentional or implicit bias against Asian American applicants."
https://twitter.com/NCAPAtweets/status/1010239595752108035
It should matter. Particularly when you consider who the plaintiff in this lawsuit really is.
Anonymous wrote:I doubt that it matters to most of the posters, but the National Council of Asian Pacific Americans - the umbrella group of 34 civil rights organizations representing Asian-Americans - declared, "After further examination of Harvard's own data, we do not believe that there was intentional or implicit bias against Asian American applicants."
https://twitter.com/NCAPAtweets/status/1010239595752108035