Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I feel like maybe part of this is admissions committees don’t understand some of the CS technology so can’t evaluate the applications well? I know my kid included maybe too many technical terms in describing their achievements.
That could be part of it. It could also be school selection. My son and a couple of his buddies were certain that they will get into t10s. They are all having a truly humbling experience. As somebody on Reddit put it - CS can make your safeties look like reach schools.
Yes, certainly admissions workers would not have understood the technical terms. White males and Asians really need to be strong in a sport nowadays otherwise they get passed over for lower stats of other ethnicities.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:White UMC is the deal breaker. Read the news. That’s not what’s in right now.
Yes, very demoralizing to kids have worked hard and been high achievers throughout school to see that the key factor in admissions is demographics.
Right there couldn’t possibly be someone as qualified or more qualified than your kid amongst the thousands and thousands that applied. Some dumb black kid or poor Hispanics most certainly took his spot.
Also we aren’t in the midst of one of the largest classes of college applicants ever that’s peaking over the next couple years and then will decrease. Nope it’s definitely “diversity” and someone less qualified took your perfect candidate kid’s spot. It’s also not that half the schools have kids with straight As and tons of activities and awards.
“Diversity” is the new white cope for I didn’t get what I thought I deserved.
Ironically as a hiring manager I am being pushed to look beyond T10 and even T30 schools for candidates. I hope these kids aren’t accumulating too much debt and really enjoy their four years …
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I feel like maybe part of this is admissions committees don’t understand some of the CS technology so can’t evaluate the applications well? I know my kid included maybe too many technical terms in describing their achievements.
That could be part of it. It could also be school selection. My son and a couple of his buddies were certain that they will get into t10s. They are all having a truly humbling experience. As somebody on Reddit put it - CS can make your safeties look like reach schools.
Yes, certainly admissions workers would not have understood the technical terms. White males and Asians really need to be strong in a sport nowadays otherwise they get passed over for lower stats of other ethnicities.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:White UMC is the deal breaker. Read the news. That’s not what’s in right now.
Absolutely. White UMC is being discriminated against.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:White UMC is the deal breaker. Read the news. That’s not what’s in right now.
Yes, very demoralizing to kids have worked hard and been high achievers throughout school to see that the key factor in admissions is demographics.
Right there couldn’t possibly be someone as qualified or more qualified than your kid amongst the thousands and thousands that applied. Some dumb black kid or poor Hispanics most certainly took his spot.
Also we aren’t in the midst of one of the largest classes of college applicants ever that’s peaking over the next couple years and then will decrease. Nope it’s definitely “diversity” and someone less qualified took your perfect candidate kid’s spot. It’s also not that half the schools have kids with straight As and tons of activities and awards.
“Diversity” is the new white cope for I didn’t get what I thought I deserved.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:White UMC is the deal breaker. Read the news. That’s not what’s in right now.
Absolutely. White UMC is being discriminated against.
what does UMC mean?
White UMC means I’m going to blame minorities if I don’t get what I want.
+1
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:White UMC is the deal breaker. Read the news. That’s not what’s in right now.
Absolutely. White UMC is being discriminated against.
what does UMC mean?
White UMC means I’m going to blame minorities if I don’t get what I want.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:White UMC is the deal breaker. Read the news. That’s not what’s in right now.
Yes, very demoralizing to kids have worked hard and been high achievers throughout school to see that the key factor in admissions is demographics.
Right there couldn’t possibly be someone as qualified or more qualified than your kid amongst the thousands and thousands that applied. Some dumb black kid or poor Hispanics most certainly took his spot.
Also we aren’t in the midst of one of the largest classes of college applicants ever that’s peaking over the next couple years and then will decrease. Nope it’s definitely “diversity” and someone less qualified took your perfect candidate kid’s spot. It’s also not that half the schools have kids with straight As and tons of activities and awards.
“Diversity” is the new white cope for I didn’t get what I thought I deserved.
Anonymous wrote:The good news is it doesn’t matter what college you go to for CS. In fact, you kid is probably better off at a less intense school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:White UMC is the deal breaker. Read the news. That’s not what’s in right now.
Absolutely. White UMC is being discriminated against.
what does UMC mean?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:White UMC is the deal breaker. Read the news. That’s not what’s in right now.
Absolutely. White UMC is being discriminated against.
what does UMC mean?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:White UMC is the deal breaker. Read the news. That’s not what’s in right now.
Absolutely. White UMC is being discriminated against.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:High stat DC also swimming in rejections.
High sats are not unique. Grade inflation, test prep, tutoring etc. have made it so parents and kids think they are smarter and more special than they actually are.
The % of really smart kids hasn’t changed in the last 30 years. The number of parents and kids who think they fall into that bucket has increased astronomically.