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Actually, 100 points is an underestimate. At elite schools, there is a significant difference between the average SAT scores of admitted white students and adm
by verylongname 11y ago
Actually, 100 points is an underestimate. At elite schools, there is a significant difference between the average SAT scores of admitted white students and admitted black students --- usually several hundred points. The average SAT scores of Asian students are about 30-50 points higher than those of admitted white students.
These are facts and easily verifiable.
- rmxt 11y agoIf it's easily verifiable, do you have a source? (It might also help if the article was even talking about undergrad and/or SAT scores.)
- DiversityinSV 11y agoI agree with rmtx - show your Data & sources. The recent Supreme Court case on Affirmative Action (Fisher II) doesn't even present any SAT criteria reference in respect to affirmative action. More info below http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/supreme_court_dispatches/2015/12/fisher_v_university_of_texas_returns_to_scotus_the_justices_can_still_barely.html http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/supreme_cour...