The economy -- are we replacing or repairing?
On 1/9/2012 1:57 PM, Kurt Ullman wrote:
In articlenfqdnd5in9rO0JbSnZ2dnUVZ5qOdnZ2d@giganews. com,
George wrote:
in the school roughly in the same percentage as the percentage of blacks
in the general population, will admit some low-GPA, low-LSAT blacks
while necessarily rejecting some whites and Asians who scored higher and
are more likely to complete their degrees. This happens at
undergraduate schools, too.
And then wonder why they flunk out in higher numbers. I can't get people
to believe that it might be best for them to go to a slightly lower tier
school where they might even graduate, then the Ivy League school where
they will be eaten alive.
That is *exactly* the right solution. They're not smart enough to
attend a top tier school; they have no business being there.
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