>individual is at the risk of being excluded from all of them solely because of their race. For one thing, UC's and CalTech don't. And even if they were, my r

>individual is at the risk of being excluded from all of them solely because of their race. For one thing, UC's and CalTech don't. And even if they were, my resounding response is.... so? Has society regressed to the point where if you don't go to an elite private institution (i.e. not your flagship public university) you will never achieve anything? If the true problem is a lack of social upward mobility, I feel that's a bigger problem than worrying about who gets to win the lottery. I say this as someone who got into the other school targeted by the group (UNC, I didn't go) while also being Asian and overall very mediocre.