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It doesn't make someone a better person, but it does make someone a well-rounded person and I think there's ample evidence to support that well-rounded people o
by eitally 11y ago
It doesn't make someone a better person, but it does make someone a well-rounded person and I think there's ample evidence to support that well-rounded people often become better employees. If university admissions were purely exam-based, the quality of US universities would instantly decrease, as would their international appeal.
- stefantalpalaru 11y agoHow do you decide what subset of applicants get to enjoy that high quality education that makes them "well-rounded"? This is the problem we're discussing, not if an Ivy League education is good for you.