> If white males were being treated differently so were being held back, that would be a major problem, but that's not the case In some cases this is a problem

> If white males were being treated differently so were being held back, that would be a major problem, but that's not the case In some cases this is a problem. A larger problem is the gender preference of studies. White males tend to study subjects such as engineering at a much higher rate than women. Women in turn studies courses such as education and BA at a much greater rate. The problem (at least here) is that in University of Technologies and engineering departments, women are promoted – which causes a severe imbalance. I would prefer it however if the government stop all admission preferences (race, gender, etc…) and abstain from attempts at social engineering. The best approach would be to make the process "blind" by removing names and anything that can indicate gender or race from the application process.