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The article mentions that there were many very qualified candidates who are routinely rejected due to artificial scarcity and that selection among such high qua
by strikelaserclaw 6y ago
The article mentions that there were many very qualified candidates who are routinely rejected due to artificial scarcity and that selection among such high quality candidates was arbitrary in many cases. So i doubt, you would be surrounded by dumb students even if you made incoming class sizes larger.
- SamReidHughes 6y agoThere is no need to bring up the article to point out an obvious fact. It's well known that top schools have imperfect admissions criteria. If they expand their class sizes, it will still be with imperfect admissions criteria, resulting in admitting dumber kids.