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Do you think admission strictly based on university entrance exams, like most of the world seems to do, would be preferable also in the US? Edit: got carried a
by distances 7y ago
Do you think admission strictly based on university entrance exams, like most of the world seems to do, would be preferable also in the US?
Edit: got carried away, this want a discussion about universities and not thus really applicable. Still interested though.
- scarface74 7y agoHow does that help? I just gave an example in the post you replied to showing how parents with means can send their children to tutorials to help them score better. I can give you another example from my own life. Like I said previously, I graduated from a low rated public school on the small town south. I had the highest SAT score in the school and the second highest in the county (around 1000 graduating seniors). Not bragging, it was far from a perfect score. How much of that do you think is due to my natural brilliance and how much do you think it was due to my mom not only being a Math teacher who was teaching me high school math in middle school, but her also doing SAT tutorials in middle school and sitting down with me at night to help me solve SAT practice problems in high school? I’m sure that my learning Latin in the magnet middle school that she called in a favor to get me into didn’t hurt me doing well on the English portion. Besides, there was a recent well reported scandal about how rich people were able to game the system and bribe people to get their kids in school. Their punishment was a slap on the risk while a homeless poor Black lady is spending years in jail for enrolling her children in a school that was out of her district.