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> demand far outstrips supply, so they can be extremely picky about who they accept and only accept individuals who are destined to succeed The same criticism
by MarkMc 9y ago
> demand far outstrips supply, so they can be extremely picky about who they accept and only accept individuals who are destined to succeed
The same criticism has been applied to top-tier universities such as Harvard:
https://www.brookings.edu/articles/who-needs-harvard/ https://www.brookings.edu/articles/who-needs-harvard/
- heedlessly 9y agoDon't use Harvard as a parallel in your argument with Lambda. It just comes off very silly. Not too mention that the Harvard student body typically come from parents with a disproportionate amount of wealth relative to the general population. Their parents were alumni/donors or influential in some type of way. Not to mention, they could afford ACT/SAT tutors for their sons/daughters. So I advise everyone in this thread to to take what you just said with a grain of salt. This was a false equivalency.