>But it does discriminate — often favoring female applicants, international students, and those with backgrounds in finance, says the report by Adam Allcock, a

>But it does discriminate — often favoring female applicants, international students, and those with backgrounds in finance, says the report by Adam Allcock, a Stanford business school student from the United Kingdom who found and analyzed the data. The comments about the rich not needing aid isn't entirely true, having rich parents doesn't automatically mean the child is rich. I would want to see the report in order to draw my own conclusions. The over looked point - if this had been favoured against females or internationals, you can sure bet there would be massive public outcry, calls for people to quit their posts and protests at the University.