I see this as a bigger issue than the loss of the SAT/ACT system. There is a massive deference given to applicants to lucrative careers from these schools, whic

I see this as a bigger issue than the loss of the SAT/ACT system. There is a massive deference given to applicants to lucrative careers from these schools, which are often dominated by students from relatively wealthy backgrounds. Good but not top tier students are overlooked or discriminated against in interviews cementing a de facto caste system. Not disparaging those schools, they are clearly very good and can produce talent. But I think the argument about how people should be allowed to advance in their career should be more nuanced.