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Patrick Ewing actually took basket weaving as a class at Georgetown. North Carolina with decades of academic fraud (as stated by former players). No that doesn’t mean all schools or athletes dumbass.So tell us dumbass are you saying that athletes are getting degrees in basket weaving and pottery.
Sure coward. Sure. That is a completely different story. You savages just attack Asians because they’re better than you.Come on fuckhead, there are plenty of stories of Asians being attacked by whites during the COVID scare when your Orange God was calling it the China Flu.
Apparently Wang's case will be heard by the Supreme Court. I hope they provide him a remedy but this court has typically avoided interjecting itself into matters that constitutionally it has no jurisdiction.Damn! Only in the Usurper's America where the education system rejects the best qualified. The Department of Education needs to be abolished.
Highly Gifted Student Blames Affirmative Action After Top Schools Reject His Near-Perfect Credentials
An exceptionally gifted student has learned how damaging "affirmative action" can actually be -- even if you're a person of color.www.thegatewaypundit.com
One’s combination of GPA and SAT (or LSAT, or MCAT) is the best way to predict who will be successful in their programs.
So why do you punk ass, white savages attack them?Sure coward. Sure. That is a completely different story. You savages just attack Asians because they’re better than you.
It sounds bad but do you have any proof that it actually happens. Story in this thread just mention that an Asian scored high and yet was not accepted. Does not mention what you are trying to suggest. You mention black students but what about white students? The number of students that any school will accept is a limited number. IF they do not score high enough then it just invites failure to accept them just to meet a quota. Students will just drop out of the program if it is too hard for them. I don't think that any college wants its students to fail as it will follow them in life. Kids do drop out but it not something the school is promoting in order to have a set number of students of any particular race.It IS discrimination when the intent of the more lenient admissions requirements (such as abolishing the entrance exam because not enough blacks got a good enough score) is to specifically reduce the number of Asians and increase the number of blacks.
And how does a university do this for each and every school and teacher of any one that applies for their university?
Come on fuckhead, there are plenty of stories of Asians being attacked by whites during the COVID scare when your Orange God was calling it the China Flu.
Gee, if only he’d been a C student from a legacy(affirmative action for the moron children of the elites) family!Damn! Only in the Usurper's America where the education system rejects the best qualified. The Department of Education needs to be abolished.
Highly Gifted Student Blames Affirmative Action After Top Schools Reject His Near-Perfect Credentials
An exceptionally gifted student has learned how damaging "affirmative action" can actually be -- even if you're a person of color.
Really? Link to 3.
GO!
admissionsight.com
You have to remember they want to go back to the Good Old Days, when the only colleges or universities black students could attend was HBCUs.Harvard diversity statistics shows that there are
Harvard diversity statistics shows that there are
39.7 percent white students enrolled at Harvard University,
13.7 percent Asian students,
9.46 percent Hispanic or Latino students,
6.56 percent Black or African American students,
3.94 percent students who identify with more than one race,
0.197 percent students who identify as American Indian or Alaska Native,
0.118 percent students who identify as Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanders.
So in fact Asians have twice the number of Blacks or African American students that are accepted into Harvard.
claiming Racial discrimination is just people who have know ideal what racial discrimination is.
I didn’t say that. GPA and test scores are only two of the factors that go into admissions decisions. Obviously they determine the first cut, but after that, there really isn’t all that much difference between 3.7 and 4.00. These schools have never based it on GPA or Test Scores alone.Oh? They shouldn't rely on GPA and test scores, why not?
It's actually pretty straightforward. Each highschool has a rating, as does each teacher.
Or are you not familiar with academia?
Here are what some of these schools say they are looking for:One does not need to be a genius to know that glee club is not an indicator for how successful a student is going to be.
Anyone but a fucking moron would know this.
admissions.yale.edu
www.collegetransitions.com
Most of them look for more than just GPA /test scores.
That’s fine. But one of the things they will NOT be able to look for is the race of the applicant.Here are what some of these schools say they are looking for:
Princeton
We look for students with intellectual curiosity, who have pursued and achieved academic excellence. We also look for students with strong personal and extracurricular accomplishments.
Harvard
What We Look For
We give careful, individual attention to each applicant. As we read and discuss your application, here are some things that will be on our minds.college.harvard.edu
Yale focuses more on student GPA and selection of challenging academic courses.
What Yale Looks For | Yale College Undergraduate Admissions
Cornell
Preparing for Your Cornell Application | Undergraduate Admissions
How we review applications Whether you're a first-year or transfer applicant, there's no magic formula that guarantees admission to Cornell. Because no two students bring the same background, life experiences, and interests to our community, our admission process is highly individualized. We...admissions.cornell.edu
Dartmouth
How to Get Into Dartmouth: Acceptance Rate and Admissions Strategies - College Transitions
As with any Ivy, getting into Dartmouth is an immense challenge, even for top students. We offer data and strategies to help you assess your chances.
Most of them look for more than just GPA /test scores.
The Black student most likely DID score high enough to be admitted or he wouldn’t have been considered.Well, if not getting in to the better school does not stop someone (an Asian) who is outstanding from achieving things later in life, why can’t the black who couldn’t score high enough to enter the better school go to an average school, since he could still achieve things later in life?
