Google Engineer rejected by Colleges uses AI to sue for racial discrimination
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I wonder how long it'll be until they realize that they're competing with themselves. They've done everything in their power to eliminate Hispanics and black people from the schools .
Asians are out of their mind if they think they're going to displace white people in order to be in white schools.
Strategically speaking it's possible but they can't do it while alienating the vast majority of minorities. Particularly because white people wont march behind them in that cause. What stood out to me about this Chinese father-son pair is that old white dude who's been supporting all of the anti-DEI policies nationally isn't backing the Chinese pair , neither are his billionaire donors.
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discrimination worked against him at college entry and for him at work entry.
swings and roundabouts
swings and roundabouts
Why I helped strike down Harvard affirmative action in the Supreme Court
“The court has … affirmed that Asian Americans are routinely being penalized because their last name is Kim or Lee,” activist Calvin Yang said after the Supreme Court supported St…
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Michael Wang became a poster child for protesting affirmative action. Now he says he never meant for it to be abolished
As the Supreme Court considers banning race-conscious admissions policies, Wan reconsiders what his endorsement meant
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yeah. these are 3 different idiots in this article.
Why I helped strike down Harvard affirmative action in the Supreme Court
“The court has … affirmed that Asian Americans are routinely being penalized because their last name is Kim or Lee,” activist Calvin Yang said after the Supreme Court supported St…Michael Wang became a poster child for protesting affirmative action. Now he says he never meant for it to be abolished
As the Supreme Court considers banning race-conscious admissions policies, Wan reconsiders what his endorsement meant
yeah. these are 3 different idiots in this article.
The grand iron is they all have the exact same extracurriculars and the exact same grades and what they're suffering from is that it's impossible to get your GPA above 4.0. since the schools don't care about your fancy 4.1's based on your high school's subjective weighting.
And they keep dodging the argument that when everybody in the room, has the same stats how do they expect these admissions people to let somebody in the program?
The harsh reality is you've gotta differentiate yourself at this level because everybody at that level is particularly good. It's just hilarious to me how they will see that there is a disproportionate amount of them in these institutions but never realize that the reason that their individual application did not go in is because their brother next door got in.
In the first article you listed , the guy said he was hesitant to put down that he played piano because all the Asians play piano but when Asians are 30% of the student body and 30% of the student body all has the exact same extracurricular, you have to do something different. But as a people, they're so robotic that they can't see it.
At some point it may not even be affirmative action but it may be that it is legitimately more interesting for an admissions officer to hear about a Hispanic student talking about how joining a mariachi band gave them character, rather than hearing about how the 37th chinese or korean in a row gain character through piano or being a math athlete. The dude in the second article was dancing around the literal white elephant in the room of unseating white people, but eloquently evaded it by saying "I still don't think affirmative action should go away completely" and "legacy admissions won't go anywhere"
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I can’t get over the fact that they really attacked blacks and Spanish people for college seats and having the audacity to claim discrimination, at institutions that only got single digit percentages of blacks and Spanish when it’s more of them there than everyone else maybe except whitesThe grand iron is they all have the exact same extracurriculars and the exact same grades and what they're suffering from is that it's impossible to get your GPA above 4.0. since the schools don't care about your fancy 4.1's based on your high school's subjective weighting.
And they keep dodging the argument that when everybody in the room, has the same stats how do they expect these admissions people to let somebody in the program?
The harsh reality is you've gotta differentiate yourself at this level because everybody at that level is particularly good. It's just hilarious to me how they will see that there is a disproportionate amount of them in these institutions but never realize that the reason that their individual application did not go in is because their brother next door got in.
In the first article you listed , the guy said he was hesitant to put down that he played piano because all the Asians play piano but when Asians are 30% of the student body and 30% of the student body all has the exact same extracurricular, you have to do something different. But as a people, they're so robotic that they can't see it.
At some point it may not even be affirmative action but it may be that it is legitimately more interesting for an admissions officer to hear about a Hispanic student talking about how joining a mariachi band gave them character, rather than hearing about how the 37th chinese or korean in a row gain character through piano or being a math athlete. The dude in the second article was dancing around the literal white elephant in the room of unseating white people, but eloquently evaded it by saying "I still don't think affirmative action should go away completely" and "legacy admissions won't go anywhere"
Helped kill AA and everything and for what, to get they lame ass into a specific college
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If you’re trying to get into the big colleges: Caltech, M.I.T, etc. this is what they look for and these are from 2 years ago. Competition has only got crazier:
The downside is people like this who don’t my get in apply for the lesser colleges and the lesser colleges.
The competition for quality college admissions doesn’t get weaker. This girl got into Caltech and was a piano savant, competed in weightlifting, aced Differential Equations and Physics courses at a University while in high school, did internships in hole in high school and has a social media account about her bird that has 100k followers:
That dude over there using A.I to file lawsuits all because he got a job at Google, it goes to show those schools were probably right about him.
The downside is people like this who don’t my get in apply for the lesser colleges and the lesser colleges.
The competition for quality college admissions doesn’t get weaker. This girl got into Caltech and was a piano savant, competed in weightlifting, aced Differential Equations and Physics courses at a University while in high school, did internships in hole in high school and has a social media account about her bird that has 100k followers:
That dude over there using A.I to file lawsuits all because he got a job at Google, it goes to show those schools were probably right about him.
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they are "hard" to get into because people can make unlimited applications.
maybe like some countries they should limit the number of applications per person for UG.
"You can apply to a maximum of five universities through the UCAS system in the UK. However, for medicine or dentistry programs, you can apply to up to six universities."
grade inflation in the US is a problem.
maybe they should have harder exams and fewer assessments by people who know them.
"Over the past decade, grade inflation has become increasingly pervasive in US education. A 2022 Los Angeles Times analysis revealed that grades in the Los Angeles Unified School District were rising, even as standardized test scores were falling – a trend echoed in many affluent areas across the country."
