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That method has its own problems, though. For one thing, if a school has grade inflation so bad that even an A+ from that school isn't enough to get into Yale
by michaelt 5y ago
That method has its own problems, though.
For one thing, if a school has grade inflation so bad that even an A+ from that school isn't enough to get into Yale - is that a problem?
For another example, if adjustment for grade inflation means Yale will ask for an A+ from Martin Luther King High, Detroit while they'll accept a B from Phillips Academy, Andover - is that a problem?
- colinmhayes 5y agoWell the thing is I went to an inner city public high school. It was much closer to "Martin Luther King High, Detroit" than it was to a prep school. Majority of students were below the poverty line, yet almost half were accepted to Northwestern every year, many with full rides.