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Subject: Re: If elite private universities end legacy admissions, who will be admitted in their place?
Date: Mon, 3 Jul 2023 23:38:20 -0400
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by: Woke retards - Tue, 4 Jul 2023 03:38 UTC

Lou Bricano <lb@cap.con> wrote in news:JPFoM.1515$oNKd.97@fx48.iad:

>
> (total) SAT scores.
>
> Who it *will* be are fairly high achieving high school graduates
whose grades
> and test scores are just a little below what the elite
universities typically admit.
>
> In fact, according to Harvard's web page, their legacy admissions
have a
> *higher* average SAT score than non-legacy admissions:
>
> Admitted students from the Class of 2025 had an average SAT score
of 1494 and
> an average ACT score of 34. These numbers varied significantly
along athlete
> and income status. Recruited athletes had an average SAT score of
1397,
> whereas non-athletes averaged 1501. The average SAT score of
students with
> family income under $40,000 was 1443, while those with a family
income of
> more than $500,000 averaged 1520. Legacy students also had a
higher average
> SAT score than non-legacy students, at 1523 for legacy students
and 1491 for
> non-legacy students.
>
> https://features.thecrimson.com/2021/freshman-survey/academics-
narrative/
>
> An interesting feature in that is the correlation of students' SAT
scores with
> family income. The reason for that is people who make a lot of
money generally
> are more intelligent than those who don't, and more intelligent
people generally
> have more intelligent offspring. Intelligence is largely
hereditary. The rich
> people are buying better SAT prep courses for their offspring â€”
their offspring
> are just naturally more intelligent than the offspring of lower
income families.

Most are born as intelligent as they will ever be. Education is
simply a process of installing building blocks to use that
intellect.

The most formative school years are 3-8. This is where the chaff
separates. Many will never achieve skills higher than the first
year of high school.

The majority of modern college students are so deficient in basic
skills that they can't even complete a comprehensive job interview.

Corporate, state, and federal government HR departments are changing
their personnel procurement standards so that those with experience
and certifications receive higher preference than college graduates
with no work experience.

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